The box office run of Dhurandhar: The Revenge isn’t slowing down—it’s accelerating. Even in its third weekend, the Ranveer Singh-led spy thriller has crossed a massive ₹1600 crore worldwide, turning what was expected to be a strong sequel into a full-blown record-breaking machine.
Weekend Jump Pushes Film Past ₹1600 Crore
After a powerful start, the film has held steady—and then surged again.
On its third weekend, collections actually climbed instead of dipping. The film pulled in ₹23 crore on Friday, ₹27 crore on Saturday, and peaked at ₹30 crore on Sunday, showing that audience interest is still very much alive.
So far, the India net collection stands at ₹1041 crore, with a gross of ₹1228 crore. Add an overseas haul of ₹394 crore, and the global total now reaches ₹1622 crore.
At this stage, it’s no longer just a hit—it’s a serious contender for the top spots in Indian cinema history.
Now Chasing the Biggest Films Ever
With this milestone, Dhurandhar 2 has already overtaken heavyweights like RRR, Jawan, Pathaan, KGF Chapter 2, and Kalki 2898 AD.
What’s left ahead are the giants:
- Dangal (₹2000+ crore)
- Pushpa 2: The Rule (₹1871+ crore)
- Baahubali 2: The Conclusion (₹1788 crore)
Given its current pace, the film has a real shot at climbing even higher—especially if the momentum continues into the coming weeks.
A Sequel That Outran Its Own Legacy
What makes this run more impressive is how quickly the sequel overtook the original Dhurandhar, which itself had crossed ₹1300 crore worldwide.
This time, the scale is bigger, the stakes are higher, and clearly, the audience turnout is stronger.
Directed by Aditya Dhar, the film blends fictional storytelling with real-world events like the Kandahar hijack and the 26/11 attacks, giving it both emotional weight and political edge.
Strong Numbers Despite Controversy
The film hasn’t been without criticism. Some viewers and critics have called it “propaganda,” and it even faced bans in regions like the Gulf countries and Pakistan.
But interestingly, none of that has slowed its box office dominance.
In fact, the mix of controversy, scale, and star power seems to have only fueled curiosity and footfall.
What’s Driving This Massive Run?
It’s a combination that’s hard to ignore—big-screen action, nationalistic storytelling, and a central performance that connects with mass audiences.
Add to that a cast featuring R. Madhavan, Arjun Rampal, Sanjay Dutt, and Sara Arjun, and the film manages to balance scale with recognizable faces.
The Bigger Picture
At ₹1622 crore and counting, Dhurandhar: The Revenge has already secured its place among the biggest Indian films ever made.
Now the question isn’t whether it’s a hit—that’s long settled.
The real question is: how far can it go?
Because at this pace, the finish line keeps moving.
