The box office run of 'Dhurandhar: The Revenge' continues to gather pace, with the film inching closer to the Rs 700 crore mark worldwide within just four days of its release. Starring Ranveer Singh, Arjun Rampal and Rakesh Bedi, the spy thriller has drawn strong footfall since its opening, translating into impressive numbers across domestic and overseas markets.
Strong start and steady momentum
The film opened to high expectations and has largely sustained that momentum through its first weekend. According to Sacnilk, the film began with Rs 43 crore net from paid previews, followed by a massive Rs 102.55 crore net on day 1. While collections dipped slightly to Rs 80.72 crore on day 2, the numbers surged again over the weekend.
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On Saturday, the film recorded Rs 113.00 crore, and on Sunday, day 4, it earned Rs 114.85 crore across 21,202 shows. These consistent gains have helped the film build a strong early total at the box office.
Domestic and global numbers
With four days of collections in, 'Dhurandhar: The Revenge' has reached Rs 454.12 crore net in India and Rs 541.97 crore gross domestically. The film has also performed well overseas, adding Rs 149.35 crore to its tally.
This brings the worldwide gross collection of the film to Rs 691.32 crore across languages, placing it just short of the Rs 700 crore milestone.
The film's early performance has already seen it surpass some notable benchmarks. Its domestic collections have overtaken Aamir Khan's 'Dangal', which had earned Rs 387 crore net during its run. It has also crossed the lifetime collections of Bajrangi Bhaijaan and Baahubali (Rs 421 crore).
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About the film
Directed by Aditya Dhar, the film is a sequel to the December 2025 release 'Dhurandhar'. It follows the story after Hamza kills Rehman Dakait, the rising leader of Lyari. The narrative tracks Hamza's infiltration into the underworld and political landscape of Lyari, unfolding through a series of twists and action-driven sequences.
