Drishyam The Conclusion has continued to attract audiences in its second week, though its daily collections have seen the expected fluctuations following a strong opening. The Ajay Devgn starrer opened to an impressive Rs. 174 crores over its first weekend and went on to collect Rs. 240 crores in its opening week, establishing itself as one of the biggest theatrical performers of 2026.
The film’s second week began on a promising note. After collecting Rs. 12.50 crores on its first Thursday, the thriller earned Rs. 14.50 crores on its second Friday, registering a 16% jump. The momentum gathered pace over the weekend, with collections surging to Rs. 26.17 crores on Saturday, an increase of 80.48% over Friday. Sunday brought in Rs. 24.33 crores, taking the second-weekend total to Rs. 65 crores.
The second weekend proved to be a significant highlight of the film’s theatrical run. With Rs. 65 crores, Drishyam The Conclusion recorded the second highest second-weekend collection among releases of 2026, trailing only Dhurandhar The Revenge, which collected Rs. 164 crores in the corresponding period. It also outperformed Border 2, Mirzapur The Movie and Dhamaal 4.
However, the transition into the second week’s weekdays brought a sharper correction. Monday saw collections fall to Rs. 5.80 crores, before the film registered a recovery on Tuesday with Rs. 7.65 crores. Wednesday collections stood at Rs. 5.10 crores, while Thursday brought in Rs. 4.08 crores, according to the latest figures provided.
The fluctuations suggest that the film’s business is now increasingly dependent on its weekday hold and the strength of its upcoming weekend. While the Saturday jump demonstrated that the thriller could still draw audiences in significant numbers, the subsequent weekday movement indicates that sustaining that momentum will be crucial to its next phase.
What remains encouraging is the scale of the film’s overall run. Having started with a formidable opening week and followed it up with a Rs. 65 crore second weekend, Drishyam The Conclusion has already established a strong position among this year’s major releases. Its performance in the coming days will determine how much further it can extend its theatrical run and build on its substantial opening.
For now, the film’s second-week trajectory presents a familiar box office pattern: a strong weekend resurgence followed by the challenge of retaining audience interest through the weekdays. The next weekend will be an important indicator of whether Ajay Devgn’s thriller can maintain its momentum and continue adding significantly to its India collections.
