Kantara 2 Box Office Collection (2 Weeks): Here's How Much Rishab's Film Has Collected In India

Rishab Shetty's Kantara: A Legend Chapter-1 (also known as Kantara 2) continues its strong theatrical run across India, earning an estimated ₹9 crore net on its 15th day (October 16, 2025). Despite the expected weekday dip, the film's steady occupancy across multiple languages shows that audience interest remains high in its third week.

All-India Performance - 2 Weeks Collection

The pan-India release, spanning Kannada, Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, and Malayalam languages, has now amassed an estimated ₹485.40 crore India net collection in 15 days (2 weeks). The first week brought in a staggering ₹337.40 crore, while the second week continued the momentum with strong weekend spikes and a stable weekday trend, as per Sacnilk data.

Kannada Version Leads Nationwide

The Kannada version, released widely across India, continued to be the backbone of the film's box office, posting an overall 20.15% occupancy on Thursday. Regions like Kundapura (61.25%), Shivamogga (41.50%), and Tumakuru (37%) recorded strong evening and night show turnouts.

Top-performing regions: Mysuru, Shivamogga, Kundapura, and Bengaluru

Overall occupancy: 20.15% (Morning: 9.76%, Afternoon: 17.97%, Evening: 24.64%, Night: 28.23%)

Telugu Version Holds Moderate Footing

The Telugu version posted an average 13.50% occupancy, performing best in Warangal (22.5%), Vizag (17%), and Mahbubnagar (22.33%). The version continues to play across Andhra, Telangana, and metros like Chennai and Bengaluru.

Overall occupancy: 13.50%

Peak regions: Warangal, Vizag, Hyderabad

Hindi Version Maintains Urban Pull

The Hindi dubbed version - released across metros - maintained an overall 10.14% occupancy, boosted by good numbers in Mumbai (13.75%), Pune (14.75%), and Bengaluru (19%). Multiplex circuits saw steady evening and night footfalls.

Overall occupancy: 10.14%

Key markets: Mumbai, Pune, NCR, Bengaluru

Tamil Version Gains Momentum in Tamil Nadu

The Tamil version saw a healthy 18.53% occupancy, led by Chennai (20.75%), Trichy (30.5%), and Pondicherry (30%). The version's weekend bookings continue to grow thanks to positive word-of-mouth and cultural resonance with the film's mythological themes.

Overall occupancy: 18.53%

Top cities: Chennai, Trichy, Pondicherry

Malayalam Version Shows Stability

The Malayalam version reported 11.53% occupancy, led by Kozhikode (17%), Kochi (14.25%), and Thrissur (13.75%). While Kerala's turnout is moderate, the film's spiritual narrative continues to find takers across Tier-2 cities.

Overall occupancy: 11.53%

Peak regions: Kozhikode, Kochi, Thrissur

With nearly ₹500 crore in just 15 days, Kantara: A Legend Chapter-1 stands as one of 2025's biggest Indian films. The Kannada version remains the driving force, while dubbed versions in Hindi and Tamil are ensuring consistent pan-India traction.

Given the steady occupancies and strong weekend trends, trade analysts expect the film to cross ₹500 crore India net by the third weekend, solidifying Rishab Shetty's position as one of the most bankable filmmakers in Indian cinema today.