Is Bollywood about to get its first-ever ₹1000 crore nett Hindi film? All signs point to yes — and Ranveer Singh is the man making it happen.
Dhurandhar: The Revenge has done something no Hindi film has ever done — it has made the entire country show up, weekend after weekend. The numbers are not just impressive; they are unprecedented.
Dhurandhar: The Revenge 2nd Weekend Box Office Collections (Hindi)
The film collected approximately ₹58.50 crore nett on its 2nd Sunday, wrapping its second weekend at around ₹151 crore nett — an all-time record that surpasses the first Dhurandhar’s 2nd weekend tally of ₹135.50 crore nett. pinkvilla
| Day | Nett Collection |
|---|---|
| Week 1 (8 Days) | ₹571.00 Cr |
| 2nd Friday | ₹37.00 Cr |
| 2nd Saturday | ₹55.50 Cr |
| 2nd Sunday | ₹58.50 Cr |
| Total (11 Days, Hindi) | ₹722.00 Cr |
Including South-dubbed versions, which added ₹13.75 crore over the weekend and a cumulative ₹43.25 crore, the film’s all-version total across Indian box offices stands at approximately ₹765 crore nett.
The ₹1000 Crore Dream — Can It Happen?
The film is officially classified as an ALL-TIME BLOCKBUSTER, and the benchmark everyone is now watching is whether it can become the first Hindi film to cross ₹1000 crore nett — a target it sits roughly ₹278 crore short of.
The momentum is clearly there. Dhurandhar: The Revenge is also set to overtake the original Dhurandhar to become the highest-grossing Bollywood film in India, and shortly after, the highest-grossing Hindi film of all time.
For context on how massive these numbers are, you can explore the history of Indian box office milestones on Wikipedia.
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What to Watch This Week
Ticket prices have been reduced by about 10–15% compared to last week, when weekend rates were maintained through the weekdays — though they remain slightly above what the first Dhurandhar charged. Whether this price relaxation drives more footfalls or simply trims the gross is the immediate question. A daily collection above ₹20 crore would keep the ₹1000 crore goal firmly on track.
