Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge Box Office Collections: Week 4 ends on a high with Rs. 54 crore; Ranveer Singh film hits Rs. 1103 crore India net to create history

Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge has officially wrapped up its fourth week, and the momentum remains quite impressive for a film in its second month. On Day 29, which was its fifth Thursday, the movie collected a net of ₹3.40 Cr across India. What is even more remarkable is the show count; despite several weeks in theaters, it is still playing across 8,654 shows. This kind of screen retention is a testament to the film's incredible legs and the fact that the audience is still turning up in decent numbers for the evening and night shows.

The fourth-week performance of Dhurandhar 2 has been a study in stability. The Hindi version alone netted ₹52.65 Cr over the last seven days, which is a phenomenal result. As we saw with the first installment, these films tend to have a long tail at the box office. While the sequel faced a bit more competition, it has managed to stay ahead of most historical blockbusters in their fourth-week runs. The total India net collection has now climbed to ₹1,103.12 Cr, and as we previously noted, this makes it the first Bollywood film in history to breach the ₹1,100 crore net mark. It is a historic milestone that puts the Ranveer Singh-Aditya Dhar combination in a league of its own.

Analyzing the fourth-week trending, the Hindi version netted ₹52.65 Cr, placing it at the number three spot in the all-time list for the highest fourth-week collections. It sits just behind its prequel and Pushpa 2: The Rule. Interestingly, if we look at the comparison with Pushpa 2, we've often reiterated how that film saw a massive lion's share coming from its Hindi-dubbed market—collecting over ₹812 Cr in Hindi compared to its ₹341 Cr net in its home Telugu market. Dhurandhar 2, being a Hindi original, doesn't have that massive disparity, but it has successfully mirrored that pan-India appeal by drawing significant numbers from the South circuits as well, which is a rarity for Bollywood films.

However, as the film moves into its fifth week, we are starting to see the first real signs of theatrical exhaustion, particularly in the international markets. The overseas collections on Day 29 were approximately ₹0.50 Cr. While the total overseas gross of ₹417.25 Cr is massive, the daily trend has started to dip more significantly now. This signal of exhaustion is expected, especially with new competitors arriving in the global markets and the film having already tapped out most of its primary audience abroad. The worldwide gross currently stands at a towering ₹1,737.74 Cr, and while it will continue to crawl forward, the heavy lifting from the overseas territories is largely done.

Domestically, the story is slightly different. The film is still finding takers in the metro circuits. The India gross has reached ₹1,320.49 Cr, with the Hindi version contributing the lion's share. Looking at the language-wise breakdown for the fourth week, the dubbed versions are naturally on their last legs. The Telugu version brought in ₹1.04 Cr net, while Tamil and Kannada contributed ₹0.64 Cr and ₹0.34 Cr respectively. These markets have almost completely exhausted their potential, but they played a crucial role in pushing the overall India net to that record-breaking ₹1,103.12 Cr figure.

As we head into the fifth weekend, the focus shifts to how much more this juggernaut can add to its ₹1,036.44 Cr Hindi net total. For a film of this scale, the fourth week is often just the midway point in terms of theatrical presence, as historical blockbusters like this typically enjoy a full 8-week run in the cinemas. While the daily collections will naturally be lower from here on, the sheer longevity of the run is what defines such massive hits. The film has already shattered major records in the Mumbai and Delhi-UP circuits, and with another month of theatrical life still ahead of it, it will continue to slowly pad its final lifetime figures. It might not match the freakish late-run trending of the first Dhurandhar, but it has already secured its place as an All-Time Blockbuster, and the journey over the next few weeks will decide exactly where that final record-breaking ceiling will sit.