Singh vs Kaur 2 has wrapped its theatrical run with a net collection of ₹2.15 crore in India — and it’s not just a quiet exit. It’s a full-blown box office collapse. The film, which opened on September 11 with a modest ₹40 lakh, never found its stride despite the sequel tag and a cast that includes Gippy Grewal and Shehnaaz Gill. After four weeks of hanging on, it limped to a final tally that’s barely more than 17% of its reported ₹12 crore budget. That’s a deficit of nearly ₹9.85 crore. According to Koimoi’s reckoning, it’s a flop, and the third in a row for Gippy Grewal in 2026. His year began with Viyaah Kartaare Da, which pulled in only ₹4.56 crore net, followed by Carry On Jatta 4, which grossed over ₹18 crore but still failed to break even due to high costs. Now, Singh vs Kaur 2 completes the trifecta of underperformers. Critics noted strong performances but panned the screenplay as slow and weak, which likely stalled momentum after opening weekend. The film’s 5.4x multiplier from opening day is technically respectable. But meaningless when the base was so low. No major regional breakthroughs, no surprise spikes. Just silence. And for a franchise that once had fans lining up, this feels like an end-of-an-era moment. What happens next? The question isn’t about the next movie, it’s whether the audience will come back at all.