Dhurandhar is closing out 2025 the same way it dominated most of the year — by refusing to slow down. Nearly four weeks after release, the Ranveer Singh–led spy thriller continues to defy box office gravity, adding another double-digit day to its historic run.
Day 27 holds strong
On its fourth Wednesday, Dhurandhar earned an estimated ₹10.5 crore (India net) across languages. For a film this deep into its theatrical run, maintaining double-digit collections is no small feat — and Dhurandhar has now turned it into a habit.
Trade trackers note that the film’s performance at this stage is driven largely by strong word-of-mouth and repeat audiences, particularly in urban centres.
Week-wise momentum so far
Aditya Dhar’s directorial began December with explosive numbers and never truly let go of momentum.
- Week 1: ₹207.25 crore
- Week 2: ₹253.25 crore
- Week 3: ₹172 crore
- Week 4 (so far): ₹90.25 crore
With several days still left in Week 4, the film is already flirting with another record — a potential ₹100 crore fourth week, something no Hindi film has achieved before.
Total collections at a glance
After Day 27, Dhurandhar’s box office tally stands at:
- India Net: ~₹722.75 crore
- India Gross: ~₹867.3 crore
- Overseas: ~₹246 crore
- Worldwide Total: ~₹1,113.3 crore
These numbers place the film firmly on course to finish as the highest-grossing Hindi film of all time, barring any unexpected drop.
Day-wise India net collections (Highlights)
Here’s how Dhurandhar’s run has unfolded so far:
- Day 1: ₹28 crore
- Day 2: ₹32 crore
- Day 3: ₹43 crore
- Day 7: ₹27 crore
- Week 1 Total: ₹207.25 crore
- Day 10: ₹58 crore
- Day 14: ₹23.25 crore
- Week 2 Total: ₹253.25 crore
- Day 17: ₹38.5 crore
- Day 21: ₹25 crore
- Week 3 Total: ₹172 crore
- Day 22: ₹15 crore
- Day 23: ₹20.5 crore
- Day 24: ₹22.5 crore
- Day 25: ₹10.5 crore
- Day 26: ₹11.25 crore
- Day 27: ₹10.5 crore (early estimates)
The consistency is striking — even in its fourth week, the film hasn’t slipped into single digits.
Occupancy update
On Wednesday, Dhurandhar registered an overall Hindi occupancy of around 22.7%. Evening shows led the charge, hinting at strong post-work and late-night footfalls — a pattern usually reserved for fresh releases, not month-old films.
Record-breaking run continues
Dhurandhar has now surpassed Pushpa: The Rule – Part 2 to become the longest-running Hindi film in double-digit daily collections. What began as a strong opening has evolved into one of the most sustained box office runs Indian cinema has seen.
Final words
At this stage, Dhurandhar isn’t just chasing records — it’s creating new ones. With steady footfalls, massive lifetime numbers, and no immediate competition slowing it down, Ranveer Singh’s spy thriller has turned its theatrical run into a statement. Whether it hits another milestone this week or not, Dhurandhar has already cemented its place in Hindi box office history.
