Cocktail 2 has officially crossed the crucial second-Wednesday mark, and the numbers tell a story of a film that is holding its ground quite well in its second week. As the sequel to a popular franchise, expectations were high for this romantic comedy, and it seems to be delivering a steady performance. On its 13th day, the film collected a final net of 1.40 Cr across India. This represents a 24.3 percent drop from the 1.85 Cr it earned on Tuesday. This dip is a standard post-holiday or post-discount trend, as ticket prices usually see a midweek stabilization after the lower-priced Tuesday offers conclude.
When we look at how the film is performing across different regions, the interest remains balanced. Pune emerged as a strong market on Wednesday with an overall occupancy of 12 percent, even peaking at 18 percent during evening shows. Major hubs like the National Capital Region (NCR), Mumbai, and Ahmedabad all maintained a consistent 9 percent occupancy. In terms of sheer volume, NCR led with 384 shows, while Mumbai followed with 252 shows. Interestingly, almost every city saw its highest footfalls during the night shows, which suggests that the working-class audience and students are still turning up for their dose of romance and comedy after hours.
In the major national chains like PVR, INOX, and Cinepolis, the movie saw a combined sale of approximately 4,700 tickets on Wednesday. This contributed over 12.8 Lakhs to the daily gross. Specifically, PVR saw around 2,400 tickets sold with a gross of 7.5 Lakhs, while INOX and Cinepolis contributed roughly 1,300 and 900 tickets respectively, adding up to 3.2 Lakhs and 2.1 Lakhs in gross earnings. These chains operated a total of 1,450 shows for the film on Day 13, showing that the movie still commands a significant share of the multiplex screens despite moving into the later half of its second week.
Digital booking trends on BookMyShow further highlight the movie’s steady reach. On Wednesday, about 21,000 tickets were booked through the platform, which is a decrease from the 44,000 tickets sold on Tuesday. However, the cumulative total for the film on the app has reached a massive 15.38 Lakh tickets since its release. This high volume of digital interest has been a key factor in keeping the film relevant in a year that has seen some very heavy competition.
Speaking of competition, the film’s achievements in 2026 are quite impressive. Cocktail 2 is currently the 4th highest-grossing film of the year so far, trailing only behind major blockbusters like Dhurandhar 2, Border 2, and Bhooth Bangla. In the specific genre of romantic comedies, it has already moved past the lifetime collections of Luka Chuppi, which stood at 128 Cr. Based on current tracking, the film is on the verge of surpassing Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya, which earned 139 Cr. If the momentum continues through the upcoming third weekend, it is almost certain to break into the top 5 highest-grossing Indian rom-coms since 2012.
The film's steady climb is even more notable when we look at the historical benchmarks set by the genre over the last decade. Cocktail 2 is currently chasing some of the biggest names in the romantic-comedy space. Here are the current top five highest-grossing Indian films in this category since 2012:
- Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani: ₹318 Cr
- Tanu Weds Manu Returns: ₹258 Cr
- Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar: ₹223 Cr
- 2 States: ₹173.10 Cr
- Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya: ₹139 Cr
To summarize the total financial standing, Cocktail 2 has now reached a final India net collection of 88.15 Cr. The domestic gross has crossed the century mark, sitting at 105.10 Cr. According to early estimates for the international market, the film added 0.30 Cr overseas on its 13th day, bringing the total overseas gross to an estimated 29.00 Cr. This pushes the early estimate for the worldwide gross collection to 134.10 Cr. With over 93,966 shows completed across its run, the film is now looking at a healthy third-weekend jump to reach new milestones.