New Delhi: Stree 2 is unstoppable and how. The film is making history by the day and has now managed to surpass Shah Rukh Khan’s biggest box office hit Pathaan to become the second highest grossing Hindi film.
Stree 2 has collected Rs 527 crore nett since its release, while Pathaan’s total collection stands at Rs 524.53 crore. While Jawan remains on top with Rs 582.31 crore, it will be interesting to see whether it manages to surpass Shah Rukh Khan’s biggest blockbuster or not.
Stree 2 came as a surprise to the fans and the film is reaching new heights every day. The star cast of the film Shraddha Kapoor, Rajkumar Rao and others couldn’t be more grateful to the fans for showering them with so much love.
At the same time, Amar Kaushik only thanks the audience for making the film the most successful Hindi film so far.
Stree 2 had no competition at the box office, clashing with Akshay Kumar’s Khel Khel Mein, but managed to outdo the film and how.
The makers are planning to make Stree 3, Amar Kaushik assured fans that it won’t take six years to make the third installment.
Stree 2 also had a special appearance by superstar Akshay Kumar, and the audiences are excited to know if the actor will be a major part of the third installment, Amar mentioned that if required, he will have the superstar in the film or not.
For now, they are celebrating the massive success of Stree 2.
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