Harriet Slater and Arsema Thomas’ survival thriller has collected ₹1.60 crore in India net in nine days, with Day 9 showing a modest recovery after a sharp weekday slowdown.
Fall 2: Deadpoint may have taken its characters thousands of feet into the sky, but its India box-office journey has been considerably less dramatic so far. The survival thriller, directed by Michael and Peter Spierig, has reached ₹1.60 crore India net and ₹1.81 crore India gross after nine days, according to the collection figures provided for the film.
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The interesting twist came on Day 9. After dropping to just ₹0.03 crore on Day 8, the film climbed to ₹0.11 crore on Day 9, suggesting a small weekend-related pickup. However, the larger trend remains one of significant volatility, with the film unable to maintain the stronger momentum it showed during its opening weekend.
And yes, there is plenty of material for thriller fans to chew on—both on screen and at the box office.
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Fall 2: Deadpoint Day 9 Box Office Collection
Here is how the film has performed in India over its first nine days:
Day 1 – ₹0.25 Cr
Day 2 – ₹0.37 Cr
Day 3 – ₹0.39 Cr
Day 4 – ₹0.18 Cr
Day 5 – ₹0.13 Cr
Day 6 – ₹0.09 Cr
Day 7 – ₹0.05 Cr
Day 8 – ₹0.03 Cr
Day 9 – ₹0.11 Cr
This takes the nine-day India net total to ₹1.60 crore, while India gross stands at ₹1.81 crore based on the figures supplied.
The pattern tells the real story.
The film opened at ₹0.25 crore before improving on Saturday to ₹0.37 crore and reaching its early high point on Sunday at ₹0.39 crore. That first-weekend run contributed ₹1.01 crore, meaning roughly 63% of the film’s nine-day India net came in its first three days.
Then came the weekday slide.
From ₹0.18 crore on Day 4, collections steadily fell to ₹0.13 crore, ₹0.09 crore and ₹0.05 crore. Day 8 delivered the lowest reported number at ₹0.03 crore.
Day 9’s ₹0.11 crore therefore looks like a recovery—but it is still far below the film’s opening weekend levels.
Why Fall 2: Deadpoint Is Struggling To Sustain Momentum
The original Fall was built around a brutally simple cinematic hook: people stuck at a terrifying height with seemingly nowhere to go.
That formula made the 2022 film a sleeper success, particularly after its streaming life expanded its audience. The sequel attempts to recreate that anxiety with a new environment—Thailand’s fictional Mount Kwan—and another nightmare involving precarious planks and extreme altitude.
This time, Harriet Slater plays Jax Hunter, who is grieving the death of her sister Shiloh. She joins Shiloh’s fearless friend Luce, played by Arsema Thomas, for a dangerous expedition intended partly as a tribute.
The setup quickly turns into a survival nightmare when a rockslide leaves the pair stranded high above the ground.
Lionsgate’s official trailer describes the characters as being stranded thousands of feet above the ground after a terrifying rockslide, with the survival challenge forcing Jax to confront her fears.
On paper, that’s a recipe for sweaty palms.
At the box office, however, the response has been much quieter.
Critics See Strong Visual Thrills, But Question the Sequel’s Story
The film has received a mixed critical response.
The Indian Express praised the way the film creates altitude anxiety and highlighted the detailed use of ropes, hooks, bolts, planks, oxygen cylinders and other physical elements that make the survival sequences tactile. At the same time, the review argued that the film becomes less convincing as increasingly improbable plot developments arrive.
The Times of India was more enthusiastic about the thriller component, describing it as a formulaic sequel that nevertheless delivers the expected thrills and awarding it 3.5/5.
Meanwhile, The Guardian argued that the sequel struggles to reproduce the first film’s effectiveness, particularly because of its contrived plot and weaker character motivations.
That split is important.
Fall 2: Deadpoint appears to be doing exactly what its title promises—it puts people in an insanely dangerous situation. The bigger question is whether the audience is emotionally invested enough to stay there with them.
Harriet Slater And Arsema Thomas Carry The Survival Drama
Harriet Slater is at the centre of the film as Jax, a character whose fear of heights is directly tied to her emotional journey.
That gives the sequel an internal conflict missing from a straightforward survival movie. Jax isn’t simply trying to escape the mountain. She’s confronting grief, fear and the legacy left behind by her sister.
Arsema Thomas’ Luce provides the more adventurous counterpoint, creating the familiar survival-thriller dynamic between caution and risk-taking.
Tom Brittney also plays a key role as their guide.
Critics have generally acknowledged the commitment of the cast during the physically demanding sequences, while noting that the screenplay does not always give the characters enough depth outside the immediate crisis.
That becomes particularly important in a movie that spends so much time with just a handful of people trapped in one dangerous location.
When the characters are compelling, every breath feels like a countdown.
When they aren’t, the same setting can begin to feel repetitive.
Day 9 Gives The Film One Small Reason To Stay Hopeful
The ₹0.11 crore Day 9 figure is not a major surge, but it is notable because it comes after the film’s lowest point.
A jump from ₹0.03 crore to ₹0.11 crore represents more than a threefold increase in the reported daily collection, although it should be viewed in context because the base was extremely low.
The real test is what happens next.
The film needs sustained show occupancy rather than one isolated jump. A couple of stronger days could help extend its theatrical run, but a return to the ₹0.03–₹0.05 crore range would make the remaining box-office journey increasingly difficult.
For exhibitors, the issue is simple: screen space is ultimately driven by audience demand.
For the film’s team, the theatrical numbers could also shape how the franchise is handled in the future, particularly if conversations around another sequel continue.
What Does The Box Office Mean For A Possible Fall 3?
Interestingly, the possibility of another Fall chapter has already become part of the critical discussion.
Some reviews have interpreted the ending as opening the door to another instalment, while others have questioned whether the franchise can continue escalating its basic survival premise without becoming increasingly implausible.
The commercial picture will inevitably become part of that conversation.
But theatrical India performance is only one piece of the puzzle.
The franchise already has an established international identity, and Fall 2: Deadpoint has been released across several overseas markets. Box Office Mojo currently lists $10.86 million worldwide, including $4.89 million domestic and $5.97 million international, showing that the film’s global theatrical business is substantially larger than its India numbers alone.
That distinction matters when assessing the film’s future.
Fall 2: Deadpoint Box Office Verdict So Far
After nine days, Fall 2: Deadpoint stands at:
India Net: ₹1.60 Cr
India Gross: ₹1.81 Cr
Overseas: ₹0.00 Cr in the supplied India-tracker figures
Day 9: ₹0.11 Cr
The film has delivered the kind of extreme-height visuals that its target audience came for, but the box office has yet to display the same level of excitement.
The second weekend now becomes crucial.
A meaningful rise would give Fall 2: Deadpoint some breathing room and could help the film squeeze additional earnings from the thriller audience. Another sharp fall, however, would indicate that the initial curiosity surrounding the sequel has largely faded.
For now, the numbers paint a very clear picture: the film’s best weapon remains its high-altitude survival concept, while its biggest challenge is turning that spectacle into sustained audience momentum.
And at ₹1.60 crore India net after nine days, the climb ahead is going to be steep.
Fall 2: Deadpoint Box Office Collection Day 9: ₹1.60 Crore India Net.
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