Day 29 worldwide box office receipts for Pushpa 2: Dangal's all-time record is in sight as Allu Arjun's blockbuster breaks the Rs 1800 crore mark today.

Day 29 international box office receipts for Pushpa 2: Reaching a new milestone in Indian cinema, Allu Arjun and Rashmika Mandanna's smash hit has eclipsed the milestones set by SS Rajamouli's Baahubali 2.Day 29 global box office receipts for Pushpa 2: On Thursday, January 2, The Rule's 29th day at the box office continued its stellar run. The Allu Arjun, Rashmika Mandanna, and Fahadh Faasil film kept up its pace and outperformed Varun Dhawan's Baby John at the ticket booths despite seeing a sharp decline in its earnings of more than 60%.In the face of controversy, Sukumar's Pushpa 2 has been rewriting the norms of the box office, shattering and setting records. The film's remarkable run demonstrates both its broad appeal and the unquestionable chemistry between its main actors, which has obviously struck a chord with viewers.

The Hindi-speaking audience contributed a significant Rs 3.75 crore to Pushpa 2's overall revenue of Rs 5.1 crore on Thursday, according to the most recent figures from industry tracking website Sacnilk. The movie made Rs 1.18 crore in Telugu, Rs 15 lakh in Tamil, and Rs 1 lakh in Kannada and Malayalam, according to a more thorough analysis of the receipts. Notably, a sizable amount of the movie's total earnings has come from the Hindi version, which has continuously performed the best.After 29 days, Pushpa 2 has achieved a new milestone with a net total of Rs 1189.85 crore, including an astounding Rs 69.75 crore in its fourth week alone. This accomplishment demonstrates the movie's widespread popularity, which cuts beyond linguistic and cultural barriers to appeal to viewers all around the country. Everyone is watching Pushpa 2 closely to see if it will continue to set records and push the limits of Indian film as it continues to dominate the box office.The production company, Mythri Movie Makers, claims that Pushpa 2 has made an astounding Rs 1799 crore worldwide. With this accomplishment, the movie has surpassed SS Rajamouli's Baahubali 2, which made Rs 1788 crore, to become the second-highest-grossing Indian film of all time. This significant achievement confirms Pushpa 2's status as one of the most popular movies in Indian cinema history and highlights its extraordinary success.