Dhurandhar: The Revenge (Dhurandhar 2) has recorded significant performance at the global box office, positioning itself among the highest-grossing Indian films. The Ranveer Singh-led spy thriller continues to generate b revenue even 20 days after its release.
The film, directed by Aditya Dhar, has crossed Rs 1,600 crore in worldwide collections. Its box office momentum has remained steady through the third week, indicating sustained theatrical turnout. On its 20th day, the film maintained a firm hold at the box office.
Based on current trends, the film is approaching the Rs 1,700 crore mark and may surpass this figure in the coming days.
Global Box Office Performance After 20 Days
The film opened with an estimated Rs 241 crore worldwide on its first day. After 20 days of release, its total global collection has reached approximately Rs 1,641 crore. In overseas markets, the film has generated around Rs 404 crore.
With this performance, the film requires approximately Rs 59 crore to reach the Rs 1,700 crore milestone.
Trade analysts have indicated that, given the current trajectory, the film could surpass Rs 1,700 crore shortly and may eventually approach the Rs 2,000 crore mark.
Factors Supporting Box Office Performance
The film has received b audience response, supported by multiple factors, including its action-driven spy thriller narrative, Ranveer Singh’s performance, large-scale visuals, international shooting locations, and continued audience turnout.
Director Aditya Dhar’s project has sustained footfall in theatres, contributing to its ongoing revenue generation.
Records Achieved by the Film
Dhurandhar: The Revenge has recorded multiple box office milestones:
The film has entered the Rs 1,000 crore club in India, placing it among the highest-grossing Hindi films in the domestic market.
It has set a record for the fastest Indian film to reach Rs 1,000 crore worldwide.
In North America, it has surpassed the earnings of Baahubali 2: The Conclusion to become the highest-grossing Indian film in that market.
It recorded the largest opening for a Hindi film.
It is also among the fastest Indian films to reach Rs 500 crore globally.
Runtime and Audience Turnout
Despite a runtime of approximately four hours, the film has maintained audience engagement in theatres. Longer runtimes typically affect theatrical performance, but the film has continued to draw viewers across its run.
