Dhamaal 4’s Curtain Call: A Comedy Hit Bows Out Near Rs 160 Crore

Every good comedy knows when to take its final bow, and Dhamaal 4 is doing exactly that — gracefully, and with its Hit status firmly intact. Ajay Devgn’s slapstick entertainer added Rs 1.50 crore on its fourth Saturday, a solid 50% jump from the previous day, even while facing stiff competition from Spider-Man: Brand New Day.

Where the Numbers Stand in Dhamaal 4?

With this latest boost, Dhamaal 4‘s running total in India has now touched Rs 153.75 crore nett. Trade estimates suggest the film will wrap up its theatrical run close to the Rs 160 crore mark, adding just a few more crores before the curtains fall.

Why This Hold Matters

A 50% Friday-to-Saturday jump might sound modest in isolation, but context makes it impressive — the film is going up against Tom Holland’s Spider-Man juggernaut, which is currently dominating screens and box office headlines across India. Holding steady under that kind of pressure is no small feat for a film in its fourth week.

A Solid Comparison

Interestingly, Dhamaal 4‘s final numbers are already outperforming Akshay Kumar’s Welcome To The Jungle, which, unlike Dhamaal 4, had far less direct competition to contend with. Director Indra Kumar’s franchise entry has comfortably secured Clean Hit status, even if it didn’t scale the heights its opening weekend once promised.

This also makes Dhamaal 4 the fourth confirmed Hit of the year for Bollywood, joining the ranks of Border 2, Dhurandhar: The Revenge, and Bhooth Bangla. Three of these come from established franchises, quietly debunking last year’s “franchise fatigue” narrative — a concept closely tied to the business logic behind film series and sequel-driven filmmaking.

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Final Word

As Dhamaal 4 nears the end of its theatrical journey, it leaves behind a respectable legacy — a comedy franchise that held its ground even against one of the biggest Hollywood releases of the year, closing in on Rs 160 crore with its head held high.

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