Kochi, April 15 - Hashir-fronted coming-of-age comedy drama Vaazha 2: Biopic of a Billion Bros has emerged as a sensational blockbuster, continuing its dream run at the box office. The film has now crossed the 100 crore mark at the Indian box office, cementing its place among the biggest Mollywood hits of all time.

Vaazha 2 has collected approximately 101.30 crore gross in India in 13 days so far, with a net total of 87.50 crore, reflecting its strong hold even in the second week. What makes this achievement even more remarkable is the consistency of its daily collections, driven by exceptional word-of-mouth and repeat audience footfall.

Seventh Malayalam Film To Cross 100 Crore Domestically

With this milestone, Vaazha 2 has become only the 7th Malayalam film of all-time to breach the 100 crore mark domestically, joining an elite league of top-performing Mollywood blockbusters. Mohanlal's Pulimurugan was the first film to achieve this historic feat in 2016. Vaazha 2's dominance has been particularly evident in Kerala, where it has already amassed over 90 crore and is set to cross the 100 crore mark in a couple of days.

A Box Office Juggernaut Worldwide

Globally, the blockbuster sequel has been equally phenomenal. The worldwide gross has already hit the 176 crore range, including nearly 75 crores at the overseas box office in 13 days, making it one of the highest-grossing Malayalam films ever and putting it on track to challenge even bigger records in the coming days.

Vaazha 2 had earlier crossed 100 crore worldwide in just 7 days, and became one of the fastest Malayalam films to achieve the milestone. Its rapid rise, combined with sustained collections in week two, highlights its massive popularity among youth and family audiences alike.

What's Next?

With minimal competition and strong occupancy trends, Vaazha 2 is set to enter the 200 crore worldwide club this coming weekend, which would further solidify its blockbuster status and franchise value. With the worldwide trend remaining strong, the film will aim to finish its global run at around 250 crores.