Carry on Jatta 4 sits comfortably at the top of Sacnilk’s 2026 Punjabi box-office table, but the bigger story is how much business is concentrated around it. In the tracker’s November 5 snapshot, the first four films account for ?54.86 crore in Punjabi net collections—almost 55% of the ?100.08 crore recorded across 31 Punjabi-version releases.
These are Sacnilk tracker estimates for the Indian theatrical business of the Punjabi versions in its ranking, not audited industry totals. That distinction matters because the page also carries India gross, overseas and worldwide columns, each measuring something different. For a clean comparison within this list, Punjabi net is the relevant column.
Four films shape the year’s table
Carry on Jatta 4 leads with an estimated ?18.74 crore Punjabi net. Rabb Da Radio 3 follows at ?12.57 crore, leaving a ?6.17 crore gap between first and second place in the November 5 table.
The next tier is much tighter. Ishqan De Lekhe stands at ?11.94 crore, while Ishqnama is at ?11.61 crore. Only ?96 lakh separates second place from fourth, so the table has one distinct leader followed by three films clustered around the ?12 crore mark.
The drop after that group is sharper. Fifth-placed Yaar Jigree Kasooti Degree is listed at ?7.50 crore, and Bambukat 2 follows at ?6.18 crore. Together, the top six contribute ?68.54 crore, or a little more than two-thirds of the tracker’s full Punjabi-net tally.
Another detail makes the concentration easier to see. Sacnilk’s visible subtotal for the first 20 films is ?95.68 crore. Compared with the ?100.08 crore total for all 31 films, the displayed figures imply that the remaining 11 contribute about ?4.40 crore between them. Because the tracker reports rounded values, that difference is best read as a scale indicator rather than a precision claim.
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