The box office wave driven by Ranveer Singh’s Dhurandhar 2 shows no signs of slowing. Within just four days of release, the spy thriller has delivered a staggering global total nearing Rs 700 crore, turning its opening weekend into one of the most talked-about runs in recent cinema history.
Directed by Aditya Dhar, the film opened strongly and only gained momentum as the days progressed. After earning Rs 102.55 crore on its opening day and Rs 80.72 crore on Friday, collections surged over the weekend. Saturday witnessed a sharp jump to Rs 113 crore, followed by an even stronger Rs 114.85 crore on Sunday.
According to industry tracker Sacnilk, this remarkable performance pushed the domestic net total to Rs 454.12 crore, while the gross domestic figure reached Rs 541.97 crore. Overseas markets added another Rs 149.35 crore, taking the worldwide gross to Rs 691.32 crore by the end of Day 4.
The film has achieved a rare milestone by delivering two consecutive Rs 100 crore days, a first for Hindi cinema. Its pace suggests it could surpass the lifetime earnings of its predecessor in record time.
What makes the run even more striking is its comparison with past blockbusters. The film has already outperformed several major titles in terms of opening weekend figures and is inching closer to the biggest global earners in Indian cinema.
Despite releasing alongside Pawan Kalyan’s Ustaad Bhagat Singh, the film has maintained a clear lead. While the Telugu action drama has collected around Rs 71.3 crore globally so far, Dhurandhar 2 has surged far ahead with its massive numbers.
Internationally, the film has also made a significant mark. With over $10 million (approx. Rs 93.8 crore) collected in the US market alone and a global tally exceeding $56 million (approx Rs 525 crore), it has secured a place among the top-performing films overseas.
In fact, it has ranked just behind Project Hail Mary, starring Ryan Gosling, in global charts during the same period.
Having already crossed major milestones within days, the film is now eyeing even bigger records. With its current trajectory, industry watchers believe the Rs 1000 crore mark is well within reach, and possibly much more if the momentum holds steady.
