The Allu Arjun and Rashmika Mandanna-starrer Pushpa 2: The Rule continues its impressive box office performance, even as it's fifth week comes to a close. Despite a natural decline in collections, the film has maintained a steady graph and is poised to shatter more box office records in the coming weeks.

According to Sacnilk.com, the film garnered Rs 2.15 crore (India net) on its 35th day across all languages, pushing its fifth-week total to an estimated Rs 23.25 crore. Industry experts predict that if the trend holds, Pushpa 2 will achieve the Rs 25 crore milestone by the end of this week.

The film, directed by Sukumar, has set unprecedented records. It grossed Rs 725.8 crore in its opening week and added Rs 264.8 crore in its second week. While collections slowed in the third and fourth weeks, bringing in Rs 129.5 crore and Rs 69.65 crore respectively. Pushpa 2 has cemented its status as a global blockbuster with a total net collection of Rs 1213 crore.

Notably, the film has surpassed Baahubali 2 : The Conclusion to become the highest-grossing Indian film ever. Its theatrical success has been a monumental achievement for the Indian film industry.

The much-anticipated reloaded version of Pushpa 2: The Rule was expected to arrive next week and boost the film's overall success. However, the extended cut of the film faced a slight delay due to technical issues. Initially slated for release on January 11, the extended version will now hit theatres on January 17.

The film’s production team released a statement via social media platform X, stating, "Due to technical delays in processing the content, the reloaded version of Pushpa 2: The Rule is delayed. It will now screen in theatres from 17th January and not from 11th January as planned earlier. Happy Sankranthi everyone. The extended version will be worth the wait with additional whistle-worthy moments."

Produced by Mythri Movie Makers and Muttamsetty Media, Pushpa 2: The Rule features Allu Arjun, Rashmika Mandanna , and Fahadh Faasil reprising their iconic roles as Pushpa Raj, Srivalli, and Bhanwar Singh Shekhawat.