Dhurandhar The Revenge has created history at the box office, becoming one of the biggest global hits in Indian cinema. Directed by Aditya Dhar and backed by Jio Studios and B62 Studios, the film has delivered an opening weekend that has surprised everyone.
The film saw an incredible response even before its release, with advance bookings reaching record levels. Theatres across India and overseas reported housefull shows, showing the massive excitement among fans. This strong start helped the film achieve the highest opening weekend collection ever for an Indian film.
In just four days, the film collected a huge ₹761 crore worldwide. Out of this, India contributed ₹550 crore gross, while overseas markets added ₹211 crore. The film’s performance remained strong every day, with collections growing steadily through the weekend.
The day wise numbers show how the film built momentum. Paid previews and the first day together brought in ₹145 crore in India and ₹52 crore overseas. Friday added ₹83 crore in India and ₹46 crore overseas. Saturday saw a big jump with ₹117 crore in India and ₹58 crore overseas. Sunday continued the trend with ₹121 crore in India and ₹56 crore overseas.
The film has broken several major records. In India, it achieved the highest advance sales, biggest paid previews, and the fastest entry into the ₹300 crore club. It also recorded the highest number of tickets sold in a single day and even per hour on booking platforms.
Overseas, the film has performed equally well. It recorded the biggest weekend ever for an Indian film and had one of the widest releases, playing in over 2200 cinemas across 3000 screens. It even released in new markets like Uruguay, Ukraine, Bulgaria, Romania, Chile, Mexico, and Cyprus, showing its global reach.
This success comes after the strong performance of the first film in the franchise, but the sequel has taken things to a completely new level. The scale, reach, and response have all been much bigger this time.
Overall, Dhurandhar The Revenge has set a new benchmark for Indian films worldwide. Its record breaking opening shows how big Indian cinema has become on the global stage and how audiences across the world are connecting with these stories.