Box Office: RAID 2 becomes the fourth Bollywood film of 2025, which crosses 100 crores, see other three

Ajay Devgan recently introduced the Indian audience for his 2018 film, Raid 2, a thriller drama sequel for his 2018 film, Raid. The film recently hit theaters worldwide on 1 May 2025. With a positive reception by the audience, the film ran a net of Rs 100 crore at the Indian box office in just 10 days.

To go a long way to go so far, the current 10-day total of RAID 2 is net of Rs 107.50 crore at the Indian box office.

Chorus

Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj biopic, led by Vicky Kaushal, is the highest -grossing Bollywood film ever. Apart from this, Akshaye Khanna and Rashmika Mandanna entered the lead, period action drama Chhava entered the club of Rs 100 crore over their weekend, ie, in the first 3 days. Its lifetime collection is Rs 555 crore Hindi net.

Sky force

The first 100 crore club of the year by Bollywood is Sky Force, an aerial action under the leadership of Akshay Kumar and Veer Pahariya. Directed by Sandeep Kevalani and Abhishek Anil Kapoor, the film faced positive reviews on its release. This ended its lifetime in the net of India for Rs 109 crore, which was slightly more than the achievement mentioned.

Alexander

The third Bollywood film, as well as the last one before RAID 2, was Sikander, the Eid release of Salman Khan, who was a mass action entertainer played by AR Murugadoss, the third Bollywood film to cross the 100 crore NET at the Indian box office. Apart from this, Rashmika Mandanna and Satiraj played the lead roles, the film finished its run with a dramatic trap of Rs 101 crore, including the 18th Salman Khan film entering the Rs 100 crore club net at the Indian box office.

Of the four, RAID 2 is expected to finish his run as the second largest net grosser from Bollywood, as it has already increased the Sky Force and Alexander, while a Grouser is also very large to get closer to the scandal. Stay on Pinkvilla for more updates.

Disclaimer: Box office figures are compiled by various sources and our research. The figures may be estimated, and no one claims about the authenticity of pinkvilla data. However, they are sufficiently indications of box-office performance of films under consideration.