Still Running After 5 Weeks — Dhurandhar: The Revenge Is Rs. 42 Crore Away From the Rs. 1000 Crore Dream

Five weeks in and still collecting. Ranveer Singh’s spy action blockbuster Dhurandhar: The Revenge continues to quietly rack up numbers at the Indian box office, even as Bhooth Bangla storms into theatres. Here’s where things stand.

Dhurandhar: The Revenge — Week-by-Week Box Office Collections (India Nett)

Dhurandhar: The Revenge- The Story So Far

Dhurandhar: The Revenge, directed by Aditya Dhar, added an estimated Rs. 1.50 crore nett on its 5th Monday — a 40% drop from Friday, and around 66% below its 4th Monday figure. While that drop percentage sounds steep, it’s entirely expected at this stage of a film’s theatrical run, especially when a new big release like Bhooth Bangla is drawing footfalls away.

What matters more is where the cumulative total sits — Rs. 958.25 crore nett in India. That’s not just impressive, it’s genuinely historic. The film is already an ALL-TIME BLOCKBUSTER, having delivered one of the biggest runs in recent Bollywood memory. For complete Bollywood collection updates, follow Technosports.

Can It Cross Rs. 1000 Crore?

This is the question everyone is asking. With Rs. 958.25 crore in the bank, the Rs. 1000 crore nett milestone is just Rs. 41.75 crore away. The film is expected to cross Rs. 965 crore by the end of its 6th weekend, and then gradually push toward Rs. 975 crore. But the final Rs. 25 crore to reach the four-digit milestone will be extremely difficult — the combination of Bhooth Bangla’s strong run and natural footfall erosion makes it an uphill task.

That said, analysts note an interesting nuance: the film’s footfall count of around 3.50 crore is slightly below typical all-time blockbuster levels, but its money equivalent is at the 5-crore footfall level — thanks to the premium pricing it commanded throughout its run. In today’s box office landscape, that distinction matters. Revenue is what ultimately counts. Stay updated on all Bollywood milestones and box office records at Technosports.

A Monster Run in Context

To put this in perspective, very few Hindi films in history have crossed Rs. 900 crore nett at the domestic box office. Dhurandhar: The Revenge has not only crossed that mark but is knocking on Rs. 1000 crore’s door — a feat that cements Ranveer Singh’s place among Bollywood’s elite box office draws and Aditya Dhar’s reputation as one of the most commercially potent directors working today.

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