Border 2 Dominates BookMyShow Sales; Dhurandhar Maintains Rare 8th-Week Hold

The theatrical landscape for the final week of January 2026 is showing a clear divide between fresh blockbuster momentum and historic long-term endurance. According to the latest 24-hour ticket sales data from BookMyShow (BMS) for Tuesday, January 27, Border 2 remains the primary driver of the domestic box office, while regional Sankranthi releases and the veteran performer Dhurandhar continue to fill out the remaining screen capacity.

Following its massive Republic Day surge, Border 2 recorded 270,000 ticket sales on BookMyShow within a single 24-hour window on its fifth day (Tuesday). This high volume of online sales translated into a steady ₹20 crore India Net for the day, allowing the film to hit the ₹200 crore domestic milestone in record time. For a war drama to maintain this level of interest on a non-holiday Tuesday indicates strong word-of-mouth beyond the initial holiday weekend.

In the South Indian markets, the Sankranthi momentum is still visible. Mana Shankara Vara Prasad Garu continues to lead the regional pack on its 16th day, pulling in 24,000 tickets in the last 24 hours. This suggests that the film has successfully transitioned into a stable runner after its peak festival window. Similarly, the Day 6 performance of Chatha Pacha (17,000 tickets) shows a respectable hold for a mid-tier release competing against the Border 2 wave.

Perhaps the most significant data point in the BMS report is Dhurandhar. On its 54th day of release, the film sold 13,000 tickets via BookMyShow alone. When factoring in offline over-the-counter sales at single screens, this aligns with reports of the film pulling in over 30,000 footfalls daily. For a film that has already netted ₹835.15 crore in India, selling 13K tickets online on an 8th Wednesday—while losing 90% of its screens to Border 2—is a statistical anomaly that highlights its cult-like status.