Coolie vs War 2 Box Office Collection Till Now: Rajinikanth Film Inches Closer to Rs 200 Crore, Races Ahead of Hrithik Roshan–Jr NTR Starrer

 The Indian box office is witnessing an electrifying clash as two of the most awaited films of the year, Rajinikanth’s Coolie and Hrithik Roshan–Jr NTR’s War 2, go head-to-head. Both films, backed by massive hype and star power, have set the cash registers ringing, but the numbers suggest that Thalaivar’s magic is once again proving unbeatable.

Coolie Storm at the Box Office

Rajinikanth’s Coolie has emerged as a blockbuster from day one. The film opened to record-breaking collections across Tamil Nadu and overseas markets, pulling fans in with Rajinikanth’s unmatched charisma and high-octane action. With extraordinary word of mouth and repeat audiences, Coolie is now racing towards the Rs 200 crore mark, becoming one of the fastest films of the year to do so.

Trade analysts report that the film’s mass appeal, coupled with its emotional core and powerful dialogues, has made it a festival-like experience for audiences. In just a matter of days, Coolie has stamped its authority at the box office.

War 2 Holds Strong but Trails Behind

On the other side, War 2, starring Hrithik Roshan and Jr NTR, has also delivered a spectacular performance. The film opened to packed houses with record advance bookings, particularly in the Hindi belt and Telugu states. With its slick action sequences, stylish presentation, and the star power of two pan-India icons, War 2 is holding strong.

The Box Office Race Ahead

While Coolie inches closer to the Rs 200 crore milestone, War 2 continues to maintain momentum. Industry experts believe that the upcoming weekends will be crucial in deciding the final box office dominance, as both films still enjoy tremendous buzz and fan excitement.

Whether it’s Rajinikanth’s legendary screen presence or the high-voltage pairing of Hrithik Roshan and Jr NTR, one thing is certain: Indian cinema lovers are the real winners, with two mega entertainers lighting up the big scr

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