Even as weekday fatigue finally begins to show, Dhurandhar continues to hold its ground at the box office. Now deep into its sixth week, the Ranveer Singh–Akshaye Khanna starrer has slowed compared to its peak frenzy, but its overall numbers still place it firmly in record-breaking territory — just days before its much-anticipated digital debut.
Day 39 numbers show a dip, but the run is far from weak
According to early trade estimates, Dhurandhar earned around Rs 2.25–2.5 crore (India net) on Day 39. While this marks the film’s lowest single-day figure so far, the dip comes after a solid sixth-weekend surge that helped cushion the weekday fall.
The Monday collection slipped below its sixth Friday figure of Rs 3.5 crore, but the weekend told a different story. Saturday and Sunday brought in Rs 5.75 crore and Rs 6.15 crore, respectively — pushing the Week 6 total to approximately Rs 17.65 crore.
For a film in its sixth week, those are still commanding numbers.
A historic week-wise journey at the box office
The film’s sustained run becomes clearer when viewed week by week:
- Week 1: Rs 207.25 crore
- Week 2: Rs 253.25 crore
- Week 3: Rs 172 crore
- Week 4: Rs 106.5 crore
- Week 5: Rs 51.25 crore
- Week 6 (so far): Rs 17.65 crore
Despite the natural slowdown, Dhurandhar has already crossed the Rs 800 crore India net milestone, a feat few Hindi films have ever achieved.
Rs 800 crore net crossed — and still counting
Trade reports indicate that the film’s total Hindi net collection currently stands at Rs 807.90 crore, extending its lead as the highest-earning Bollywood film to date. On the global front, the numbers are just as staggering.
- Worldwide gross: Rs 1258.6 crore (trade estimate)
- India gross: Rs 969.25 crore
- Overseas gross: Rs 289.35 crore
Meanwhile, figures shared by the production house paint an even bigger picture. As per official claims, the film has collected Rs 857.40 crore India net, with its worldwide gross nearing Rs 1296–1300 crore — including over Rs 1000 crore from India alone.
Big names, big pull — even in Week 6
Directed by Aditya Dhar, Dhurandhar stars Ranveer Singh in one of his most intense mass-driven roles, with Akshaye Khanna earning widespread praise for his layered performance. That combination — strong star power backed by word of mouth — has clearly helped the film stay afloat long after its opening rush.
OTT release buzz begins as theatrical run nears end
The slowdown comes at a moment when audiences are already looking ahead to the film’s streaming release. As per industry reports, Dhurandhar is expected to make its digital debut on Netflix after completing its theatrical run, with January 30, 2026, being floated as the likely end date in cinemas.
The looming OTT release often impacts late-stage box office numbers, making the current hold even more impressive.
Standing tall against newer releases
What adds context to Dhurandhar’s performance is how it compares to newer films. While the film earned around Rs 2.5 crore on Day 39, The Raja Saab, starring Prabhas, managed about Rs 5.4 crore on its fourth day — highlighting how rare it is for a sixth-week release to stay competitive.
It’s also worth noting that Dhurandhar crossed Rs 200 crore within its first week, maintaining daily collections above Rs 20 crore during its early run — a benchmark few films touch.
Chasing yet another box office record
The film is now on the verge of rewriting the record books once again. With Rs 17.65 crore already collected in Week 6, Dhurandhar has surpassed:
- Jawan – Rs 10.59 crore
- Chhaava – Rs 15.55 crore
It is now just Rs 1 crore shy of overtaking Stree 2, which holds the current Week 6 record at Rs 18.6 crore.
Final words
While the daily numbers may finally be tapering off, Dhurandhar’s box office story is already sealed as a historic one. A Rs 800+ crore net India run, near-Rs 1300 crore worldwide gross, and record-breaking late-week holds — all before its Netflix premiere — underline just how massive this theatrical journey has been. Even as the curtain slowly falls on its cinema run, Dhurandhar continues to swing big till the very end.
