‘War 2’ and ‘Coolie’ were released simultaneously at the box office on 14 August. The makers of these films of both different film industry wanted to take advantage of the Independence Day holidays at the box office and they also got the benefit.
However, due to the mix reviews of both films, the positive word of mouth could not get the benefit and it happened that both of them lost their audience on a large scale as soon as they entered the weekdays.
Nevertheless, in the collection of last 4 days, which film went ahead and who left behind. Also, you will also know which of these films is closer to being a hit and which is far away.

Who took out the budget in ‘War 2’ and ‘Coolie’?
Seeing the worldwide collection and budget of both films in the table below, it is clear that Rajinikanth’s film has earned more than its budget in the weekend. While Hrithik Roshan-Junior is far behind NTR’s film budget.
| Movie | Budget | First Weekend Worldwide Collection |
| War 2 | 400 million | 268.25 crores |
| Coolie | 375 crores | 385 crores |
Which film in ‘War 2’ and ‘Coolie’ is how far from being a hit?
The direct meaning of any film to be a hit is that it will have to earn double the budget. In such a situation, ‘War 2’ is seen backward from ‘Coolie’. Where Rajinikanth’s film has taken out the entire budget. At the same time, Hrithik Roshan’s film is still behind by more than 100 crores.
It is clear that in this case ‘Coolie’, ‘War 2’ has been overshadowed. While ‘Coolie’ will now have to earn more than 350 crores to be a hit, ‘War 2’ will have to do more than 500 crore business for this.

What is the sign of ‘War 2’ and the fifth day of ‘Coolie’?
On the fifth day, ‘War 2’ has done business of 6 crores till the time of writing the story at the domestic box office, while ‘Coolie’ has done business above 8 crores. That is, even today Rajinikanth has overshadowed Hrithik.
Which hits and which flops will be in both films, it will tell the collection of the days to come.
Note: The figures used here are according to Scnenilk, Philphu. and Financial Express.

