Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge Day 49 Box Office: Earns 0.52 Cr Net; Remains Steady Before 50-Day Milestone

Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge is showing remarkable staying power as it reaches the end of its seventh week in theaters. On its 49th day, which was Wednesday, the film managed to net 0.52 crore at the Indian box office. This represents a very small and controlled drop of just 5.5 percent from the 0.55 crore it collected on Tuesday. Seeing this level of stability after nearly two months of release is quite rare, and it highlights a very consistent demand from the audience that is helping the movie maintain its ground.

If we look at the language-wise data for day 49, the Hindi version remains the primary contributor, earning 0.50 crore from 820 shows with an occupancy of 16 percent. The regional versions had a smaller presence, with the Tamil version recording 28 percent occupancy across 13 shows and the Telugu version seeing 13 percent occupancy over 26 shows. Both these versions added 0.01 crore each to the daily net. While the show counts have naturally decreased, the film is still finding an audience in the remaining slots across the country.

The overall totals for the film have reached massive proportions. The total India net collection now stands at 1,140.17 crore. The breakdown shows the massive dominance of the Hindi market, which accounts for 1,071.91 crore of the total. The Telugu version has performed decently as the second-highest contributor with 42.96 crore net, followed by Tamil at 19.70 crore, Kannada at 3.83 crore, and Malayalam at 1.77 crore. Including taxes, the India gross total has reached 1,364.61 crore. On the global front, with a day 49 overseas addition of 0.05 crore, the international gross stands at 426.30 crore, pushing the worldwide gross to a massive 1,790.91 crore.

While the domestic performance is grabbing the headlines, the international circuit has added a total of 1.15 crore over the last six days, contributing steadily to the film's massive global tally.Here is the day-wise breakdown of the overseas gross collections during this seventh week:

• Day 44 (7th Friday): ₹0.25 Cr
• Day 45 (7th Saturday): ₹0.35 Cr
• Day 46 (7th Sunday): ₹0.25 Cr
• Day 47 (7th Monday): ₹0.15 Cr
• Day 48 (7th Tuesday): ₹0.10 Cr
• Day 49 (7th Wednesday): ₹0.05 Cr

Focusing on the performance in the major national multiplex chains on Wednesday, the film grossed 12.23 lakh from 520 shows across PVR, INOX, and Cinepolis. PVR led the chains with a gross of 7.33 lakh from 239 shows, followed by INOX at 3.67 lakh from 177 shows and Cinepolis at 1.23 lakh from 104 shows. Even on day 49, the film saw 10.13K tickets booked through BookMyShow, confirming that interest remains healthy across digital platforms and in urban centers.

Looking ahead to today, which marks the landmark 50th day, the movie is set to finish its seventh week on a very positive note. Given how consistently the numbers have held since Monday, day 50 is likely to land in the range of 0.49 crore to 0.53 crore net. If the collections touch that higher end, the total week 7 earnings will wrap up at approximately 5.61 crore. For any film to close out its seventh week with over 5.6 crore is an incredible show of strength, proving that the momentum is still very much alive as it heads into its eighth week of theatrical run.