"Jailer 2" has so far earned a staggering worldwide gross of ₹755.50 crore by the end of its second week. The Nelson Dilipkumar-directed sequel starring Rajinikanth has performed well in India and overseas, drawing audiences across multiple languages.

On Day 14, "Jailer 2" collected ₹6.55 crore net in India from 10,542 shows. Tamil contributed the highest share, earning ₹3.65 crore from 4,553 shows. Telugu collections reached ₹1.50 crore from 1,736 shows, while the Hindi version earned ₹1.20 crore from 4,040 shows. The Kannada version added ₹20 lakh from 213 shows.

As per Sacnilk figures, the film collected ₹105.80 crore net in India during its second week, showing that it continues to attract audiences even after two weeks in theatres. Domestically, "Jailer 2" had earned ₹423 crore net and ₹495 crore gross by Day 14. Its overseas gross collection stood at ₹260.50 crore, including ₹2.50 crore earned on Day 14.

With these figures, the film's worldwide gross collection reached ₹755.50 crore, taking it past the ₹750 crore milestone, making "Jailer 2" the highest-grossing Tamil film worldwide, surpassing Rajinikanth's previous number-one grosser, the science-fiction blockbuster "2.0", which previously held the record with a reported lifetime collection of around ₹665–691 crore. It now eyes the ₹800 crore club.

The film is also reported to rank 12th among the highest-grossing Indian films worldwide. For 2026, it holds the second position among Indian films globally, behind "Dhurandhar: The Revenge".

How much did 'Jailer 2' earn in Kerala so far?

"Jailer 2" has also achieved a major milestone in Kerala. With a reported gross collection of ₹72.25 crore in the state, it has become the highest-grossing Tamil film in Kerala, overtaking "Leo", which collected around ₹60 crore, and the original "Jailer", which earned approximately ₹57.75 crore.

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