Dhurandhar Overseas Box Office: Ranveer Singh Proves His Global Pull; Monday Tracking Higher Than Friday in Australia

Ranveer Singh has once again solidified his status as a major draw in international markets. With a massive opening weekend of ₹34.50 Crore overseas and shocking trends in Australia, Dhurandhar is unstoppable.

Ranveer Singh has repeatedly proven that he possesses an insane pull across overseas markets, and his latest release Dhurandhar is the latest testimony to his stardom. While the film is performing well domestically, securing a solid India Net Collection of ₹ 103 Crore (India Gross: ₹ 123.5 Crore), the international box office report is painting a picture of absolute dominance. Backed by strong content and a stellar ensemble cast, the spy-thriller has registered excellent numbers in its opening weekend, amassing an impressive Overseas Collection of ₹ 34.5 Crore, pushing the total Worldwide Collection to a staggering ₹ 158 Crore.

To put these numbers into perspective, Dhurandhar has emerged as one of the top opening weekend grossers of the year internationally. When compared to other elite members of the 2025's 100 Crore Club, Ranveer Singh's film holds a strong position, virtually tying with the comedy franchise Housefull 5 and comfortably surpassing Sitaare Zameen Par. Here is how the top overseas openers of 2025 stack up based on their first 3-day collections:

This impressive figure highlights the actor's consistent ability to draw audiences in key territories like North America, the UK, and the Gulf. Experts believe that this time, Ranveer Singh had the advantage of solid content and a brilliant star cast comprising heavyweights like Akshaye Khanna, R Madhavan, and Sanjay Dutt, ensuring that the film becomes a big money-spinner internationally.

However, what is catching the trade's attention is not just the weekend total, but the shocking trend the film is witnessing on its first Monday. Trade reports indicate that the movie is witnessing an absolute amazing run across Australia. In a rare occurrence that speaks volumes about the film's word-of-mouth, the Monday collections are tracking to be higher than the opening day (Friday) collections. Usually, films see a drop on weekdays, but this upward trend indicates that the audience's appreciation is driving ticket sales.

While the early trends and tracking data suggest a historic Monday Down Under, we will have to wait for the final verified figures to drop tomorrow to see exactly how big the jump is. If the official collections align with these early estimates, Dhurandhar will achieve one of the rarest feats for an Indian film in the overseas market, setting the stage for a long and successful run globally.