Pravin Tarde’s devotional drama Deool Band 2 is quietly rewriting the rules for Marathi cinema — and honestly, it deserves every rupee it’s earning. In a film landscape where sequels often disappoint, this one has managed to keep audiences walking back into theatres well into its third week. That says something real.
On its 3rd Tuesday, the film added an estimated ₹1.25 crore, crossing the ₹75 crore gross mark at the Indian box office. At this pace, the third week is expected to wrap up around ₹13.50 crore, pushing the total to approximately ₹78 crore.
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Deool Band 2 Day-Wise Box Office Collections
| Day | Collection |
|---|---|
| Week 1 (8 days) | ₹37.50 crore |
| Week 2 | ₹27.00 crore |
| 3rd Friday | ₹1.65 crore |
| 3rd Saturday | ₹3.20 crore |
| 3rd Sunday | ₹3.75 crore |
| 3rd Monday | ₹1.20 crore |
| 3rd Tuesday (est.) | ₹1.25 crore |
| Total (est.) | ₹75.55 crore |
Why This Number Matters
Currently ranked 4th among the biggest Marathi grossers of all time, Deool Band 2 is closing in on Raja Shivaji (Marathi) — likely overtaking it by the fourth weekend. From there, only Baipan Bhari Deva and Sairat stand ahead. Trade analysts project a final lifetime collection in the ₹95–100 crore range, which would cement it firmly among Marathi cinema’s all-time elite.
Starring Mohan Joshi, Snehal Tarde, Pravin Tarde, and Mahesh Manjrekar, the film has emerged as a genuine blockbuster driven by strong word-of-mouth and cultural resonance. It’s not just a commercial success — it’s proof that regional language cinema in India carries immense storytelling power and audience loyalty.
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FAQs
Q: What is Deool Band 2’s total box office collection so far?
As of 3rd Tuesday, the film has grossed an estimated ₹75.55 crore at the Indian box office, with its third week likely to close around ₹78 crore.
Q: Can Deool Band 2 become one of the top Marathi grossers ever?
Absolutely — it’s already 4th on the all-time Marathi list and is projected to finish its theatrical run between ₹95–100 crore, challenging the top two spots.
