Mumbai, India | March 28, 2026
Ranveer Singh’s action blockbuster Dhurandhar 2 has delivered a historic performance at the Indian box office, surpassing the lifetime collections of both Dangal and Pathaan within just nine days of release.
The film has rapidly emerged as one of the fastest Indian films to enter the ₹700 crore club, signaling strong audience demand and sustained theatrical momentum.
₹700 Crore Milestone Achieved on Day 9
According to early estimates:
- Day 9 Collection: ₹41.55 crore
- Day 8 Collection: ₹49.70 crore
- Total India Net Collection: ₹715.72 crore
The film’s consistent performance across weekdays highlights strong word-of-mouth and repeat audience engagement.
Outperforms ‘Dangal’ and ‘Pathaan’ in India
Dhurandhar 2 has now overtaken the lifetime India collections of two of Bollywood’s biggest blockbusters:
- Pathaan — ₹654.28 crore
- Dangal — ₹538.03 crore
By crossing ₹700 crore in just nine days, the film has set a new benchmark for speed and scale in domestic box office performance.
Worldwide Collection Crosses ₹1,000 Crore
The film’s success extends beyond India:
- Worldwide Collection: ₹1,081.50 crore
With this, Dhurandhar 2 has crossed the ₹1,000 crore mark globally, outperforming several recent releases.
It has also surpassed the worldwide collection of Chhaava, which earned approximately ₹807.91 crore.
Weekend Momentum Expected to Continue
Trade analysts expect collections to rise further over the weekend, supported by:
- Strong audience demand
- Limited competition from new releases
- Positive reviews and mass appeal
The film’s first weekend had already set multiple records, and a similar trend is anticipated in the coming days.
What’s Driving the Film’s Success
Industry observers attribute the film’s performance to:
- High-octane action and large-scale production
- Star power of Ranveer Singh
- Strong marketing and pan-India appeal
- Repeat viewership and festive footfall
Outlook
With its current trajectory, Dhurandhar 2 is expected to continue its record-breaking run and could challenge the highest-grossing films in Indian cinema history if momentum sustains.
