'Dhurandhar' box office: Ranveer Singh's film earns Rs 1100 crore worldwide, creates another record

Dhurandhar continues to post strong numbers at the box office, closing its fourth weekend with another solid performance. The Aditya Dhar–directed film collected Rs. 24.30 crore nett in India on Sunday (Day 24), taking its total domestic nett collection to Rs. 730.70 crore, according to trade estimates.

With this figure, Dhurandhar has crossed the ₹730 crore nett mark in India, making it the highest nett-grossing Hindi film to date. The film has also maintained steady momentum overseas, where it has earned Rs. 238 crore, pushing its worldwide gross to Rs. 1,100.23 crore. Have a look at the numbers:

India Box Office Break-up

• Week 1: Rs. 218.00 crore

• Week 2: Rs. 261.50 crore

• Week 3: Rs. 189.30 crore

• Day 22 (Friday): Rs. 16.70 crore

• Day 23 (Saturday): Rs. 20.90 crore

• Day 24 (Sunday): Rs. 24.30 crore

Total India Nett: Rs. 730.70 crore

Total India Gross: Rs. 862.23 crore

Overseas and Worldwide Figures

Overseas Collection: Rs. 238.00 crore

Worldwide Gross: Rs. 1,100.23 crore

The film’s fourth weekend total stands at Rs. 61.90 crore, which trade analysts note is the highest fourth-weekend collection for a Hindi film. In comparison, Pushpa 2 (Hindi) collected Rs. 30 crore, Chhaava Rs. 28.43 crore, and Stree 2 Rs. 25.01 crore during their respective fourth weekends.

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Despite entering its fourth week, Dhurandhar has shown a limited drop in footfalls, indicating sustained audience interest. The film’s weekend growth, from Rs. 16.70 crore on Friday to Rs. 24.30 crore on Sunday, suggests continued traction across key centres.

Produced by Jio Studios and B62 Studios, Dhurandhar has now entered a phase where its lifetime collections will depend on weekday stability and hold in multiplex-driven markets. Trade trackers say the film is likely to cross the Rs. 800 crore nett milestone in India if current trends continue over the coming days.