‘Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge’ has officially made history with its collections on the 11th. The film enters the 2nd Monday and 12th day, today, March 30, 2026. In a stunning display of box office dominance, the Ranveer Singh starrer has surpassed the India network lifetime of its predecessor, ‘Dhurandhar Part 1’ by Rs. 840.20 crore, in just 11 days – a feat that originally took 15 weeks. With a current net domestic of Rs. 848.55 crore and a grand total of Rs. 1,361.95 crore, director Aditya Dhar is now chasing the elite Rs. 1000 Crores Club India Net Worth.
‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’, directed by Aditya Dhar, enters the 12th day of its theatrical run on Monday, March 30, 2026. With a domestic net collection of Rs. 846.87 crore after eleven days, driven by a historic second Sunday draw of Rs.
68.10 crore on the 11th day, the Ranveer Singh starrer has officially surpassed the lifetime India network of its predecessor, ‘Dhurandhar Part 1’, which reached Rs. 840.20 crore after a full theatrical run spanning over 15 weeks. The film crossed this milestone in just 11 days. With India’s total now standing at Rs. 1,011.95 crore and the global total is tracking well at Rs. Rs 1,361.95 crore ‘Dhurandhar 2’ heads into its second Monday with a collection of Rs 1,361.95 crore.
Rs 1,000 crore net domestic, a feat that only Pushpa 2: The Rule has achieved in the history of Indian cinema, is within its sights.Durandhar 2 movie reviewOne vital data point in this roundup is the film’s resilience in the face of the IPL (Indian Premier League) season. Historically, major cricket matches result in a distinct decline in evening theater occupancy. However, ‘Dhurandhar 2’ remained largely immune to it. The combination of glowing word of mouth and high repeat value has ensured that foot counts remain consistent even during high-stakes matches.
“Dhurandhar: The Revenge” Week 1 and Week 2 predictions
The opening week of ‘Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge’ set the tone with a resounding preview of Rs. Rs 43 crore. 102.55 crore on the opening day which was the biggest opening day in Indian film history before settling at Rs. 80.72 crore on the second day. Momentum rose strongly during the extended opening weekend, with Rs. 113 crore on the third day and peaked at Rs. 114.85 crore on the fourth day. Weekday retention has historically been of the same amount: Rs. 65 crore on the fifth day.
56.60 crore on the 6th day and Rs. 48.75 crores on the 7th day.According to Sacnilk, the first week closed at Rs. 674.17 crore net India gross which is the biggest opening week in the history of single language Indian cinema, surpassing Pushpa 2’s Indian net first week record of Rs. 425 crore by almost 60 percent and also exceeds the first week norms of ‘Jawan’ (Rs 327.88 crore) and ‘Pathaan’ (Rs 318.5 crore) by more than 60 percent.
The global gross at the end of the first week was Rs.
1,006.50 crore, making ‘Dhurandhar 2’ the fastest Hindi film of all time alongside ‘Pushpa 2’ to cross Rs. 1000 Crore mark globally in just seven days.The 11th day of ‘Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge’ was notable as it set an all-time domestic record of Rs. 68.10 crore, pushing the cumulative total to over Rs 68.10 crore. 840 Crores and has officially crossed India’s lifetime network of ‘Dhurandhar Part 1’ which was Rs.
840.20 crore, which itself was the highest-grossing Indian film of all time at the conclusion of its theatrical run. ‘Dhurandhar Part 1’ required nearly 15 weeks and over 100 days of theatrical release to build its Rs 1,000 price tag.
840 Crores Net Domestic. Its sequel surpassed this collection in just eleven days.
“Dhurandhar: The Revenge” is a direct follow-up to Day 12
On its 12th day of release, ‘Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge’ continues to show strong momentum with 6,163 active shows nationwide. Live tracking indicates that the movie has already been added rupee. 2.87 Crores Net to his tally today, pushing his total domestic net to rupee. 849.74 Crores.With this latest boom, the film’s cumulative box office gross in India has officially crossed a massive milestone rupee. 1,015.34 Crore, while the final numbers reported for today are still being compiled.
Daily collections for the movie “Dhurandhar: The Revenge”
Day 0: Rs. 43 CroresDay 1: Rs. 102.55 CroresDay 2: Rs. 80.72 CroresDay 3: Rs. 113 CroresDay 4: Rs. 114.85 CroresDay 5: Rs. 65 CroresDay 6: Rs. 56.60 CroresDay 7: Rs. 48.75 CroresDay 8: Rs. 49.70 CroresFirst week collection: 1000 riyals. 674.17 CroresDay 9: Rs. 41.75 CroresDay 10: Rs. 62.85 CroresDay 11: 1000 riyals 68.10 croresDay 12: 1000 riyals 2.87 croresTotal: Rs. 849.74 Crores
More about “Durandar: Revenge”
‘Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge’ is the second chapter of Aditya Dhar’s spy world.
While the first film depicts the high-stakes counter-terrorism operation led by undercover agent Hamza Ali Mazari, the sequel features a gritty and emotionally complex origin story that traces how Jaskirat Singh, a Punjabi boy, develops into Hamza, India’s most lethal intelligence asset operating deep inside Pakistan. The story unfolds across multiple timelines and cleverly weaves real-world events including the 2014 general election and 2016 demonetisation into a spy fantasy setting.
The antagonists include Sanjay Dutt as SP Chaudhary Asla and Arjun Rampal as Major Iqbal. The supporting cast includes R Madhavan,
Rakesh Bedi
And Sara Arjun, Danish Pandor and Udaybir Sandhu with Yami Gautam in a special key appearance.To recreate the dense, chaotic streets of Lyari, the production team took over the Ballard Estate in south Mumbai. They have redesigned the entire corridors using authentic Pakistani signage and architecture. Some parts were also filmed on a huge set in Bangkok to achieve the gritty aesthetic.‘Dhurandhar 2’ was originally conceptualized as a single film. However, the sheer size and narrative complexity resulted in too much footage being produced, prompting the filmmakers to split it into two parts during post-production. The film was originally conceived as a single film, but its size and narrative complexity prompted the filmmakers to split it into two parts.Disclaimer: The box office numbers and data contained in this article are compiled from various public and industry sources. All figures are approximate unless explicitly stated, providing a fair representation of the film’s box office performance. These totals may change as official studio data is updated or additional international market reports are completed. This data is provided for informational and entertainment purposes only.
