Box Office Collection: The Kerala Story 2: Goes Beyond Earns ₹5.5 Cr Amid Partial Release On Day 1

The Kerala Story 2 box office collection: The Kerala Story 2: Goes Beyond opened in Indian cinemas under legal uncertainty yet still delivered a strong box office debut. Despite screening only after 6 pm on 27 February, the film secured ₹5.5 crore from shows running till 28 February.

This partial release followed the high court decision to lift the earlier stay, allowing theatres to begin evening shows on Friday. The film entered cinemas amid controversy and public debate, which appeared to fuel audience interest once bookings finally opened.

The Kerala Story 2: Goes Beyond box office performance

The first figures, achieved within a restricted playtime, indicate a solid start compared with typical partial-day launches. Such staggered openings usually post modest returns, yet The Kerala Story 2: Goes Beyond turned discussion and curiosity into notable footfall across available shows.

Date range	Screening pattern	Box office collection
27–28 February	From 6 pm on 27 February, limited shows	₹5.5 crore

The Kerala Story 2: Goes Beyond box office and storyline

With ₹5.5 crore recorded in this first effective weekend window, trade watchers expect a stable run if weekday numbers hold. Attention now shifts to working-day performance, which will reveal whether initial momentum turns into lasting box office strength.

Directed by Kamakhya Narayan Singh, the film is released in Kannada and Telugu, following three Hindu girls played by Ulka Gupta, Aditi Bhatia, and Aishwarya Ojha. Their relationships with three Muslim boys slowly expose an organised effort at religious conversion.

The Kerala Story 2: Goes Beyond is produced by Vipul Amrutlal Shah under the Sunshine Pictures banner. The film continues its theatrical run across India, with early collections suggesting controversy has not deterred viewers from engaging with its subject and language versions.

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