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Dhurandhar Box Office: Ranveer Singh-Starrer Beats Pushpa 2 To Become Biggest Hindi Net Grosser
BY SUNIT JANGIR
Mumbai, January 14: Ranveer Singh’s spy action thriller Dhurandhar has created history at the Indian box office by surpassing the entire Hindi theatrical run of Allu Arjun's Pushpa 2: The Rule, emerging as the highest-grossing Indian film ever in a single language. Directed by Aditya Dhar, Dhurandhar crossed Pushpa 2's massive 812 crore net mark in 41 days, driven by extraordinary consistency and sustained audience interest. The film has been setting daily box office benchmarks since its second week and continues to dominate the charts with record-breaking collections. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) The Ranveer Singh-led blockbuster had already sealed its place as the biggest Hindi grosser worldwide, and it has now gone a step further by dethroning a pan-India juggernaut. What makes the achievement even more remarkable is the film's adult certification, yet it remains the top choice for moviegoers even in its sixth week, an exceptional feat in today's theatrical landscape. At the worldwide box office, Dhurandhar is marching towards the 1300 crore gross milestone. The film has collected around 1265 crore gross in 41 days, including a stellar 290+ crore overseas haul, and is on track to finish around 300 crore internationally, placing it among the biggest Indian overseas performers of all time. Overall, Dhurandhar is the fourth highest-grossing Indian film globally, behind Dangal (2070 crore), Baahubali 2: The Conclusion (1790 crore), and Pushpa 2: The Rule (1742 crore). Notably, Dangal's historic total includes over 1300 crore from China, a market that remains an exception rather than the norm for Indian cinema. Stay tuned...