Dhurandhar Box Office: Ranveer Singh-starrer Tops 200 Crore India Net and 300 Crore Worldwide as Day 7 Eyes Bigger Than Day 1

Mumbai, December 11 - Ranveer Singh's high-octane spy thriller Dhurandhar is rewriting box office rules with a staggering performance that has stunned trade experts. The film, which opened in cinemas worldwide on December 5th, has shown remarkable consistency throughout the first week, so much so that Day 7 is now heading for a total higher than Day 1, a rare feat for any big Bollywood release.

In a highly unusual trend, Dhurandhar has been witnessing upward momentum on weekdays, thanks to the powerful word of mouth. The movie scored 28 crores net on day 1, and early trends suggest that day 7 is heading for 28+ crores net (depending on night shows), that too on a proper working day.

This indicates extraordinary audience satisfaction and strong repeat value, especially for its high-impact action sequences and gripping narrative. Such a boost in the middle of a week is typically associated with films that grow massively through word-of-mouth, placing Dhurandhar in an elite category.

After an incredible hold from Monday through Thursday, Dhurandhar has comfortably crossed the 200 crore India net milestone within just seven days. The film recorded exceptional occupancies across metros and mass belts alike, proving its strong word-of-mouth. The total first week collection is expected to be 208+ crores net.

The overseas performance has been excellent, which is very much in sync with the domestic performance. With impressive collections pouring in from the US, UK, Canada, UAE, and Australia, the film has crossed 300 crore worldwide by the end of Day 7. Several international territories reported midweek surges, something usually seen only during festive weekends.

It is almost impossible to predict where Dhurandhar will finish as the day-wise trend continues to be upward, which will become strong on weekends. At this point, 400 crores net seems locked with a high possibility of even entering the 500 crores club, which is an extraordinary collection for an A-rated film.

Stay tuned...