History is being written at the Bollywood box office — and Ranveer Singh is holding the pen. Dhurandhar: The Revenge is smashing pre-release records at a pace that no Hindi film has ever seen before, and the numbers tell a story that will have the entire industry talking for months.
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Dhurandhar: The Revenge — Box Office Advance Booking Snapshot
| Detail | Figures |
|---|---|
| Total India Advance (as of Mar 18 morning) | ₹84 Crore nett (approx) |
| PVRINOX Advance (alone) | Nearing ₹50 Crore nett |
| National Chains Share | ~70% of total advance |
| Previews (March 18) | ₹29 Crore nett; heading to ₹35–40 Cr |
| Opening Day (March 19) Advance | ₹21 Crore nett; expected ₹30+ Cr by EOD |
| ₹100 Cr Advance Milestone | Confirmed — only ₹16 Cr away |
| ₹125 Cr Target (EOD) | On course — over double previous record |
| Previous Bollywood Advance Record | ₹56 Crore nett (Jawan Hindi) |
| 4-Day Weekend Forecast | ₹300–350 Crore nett |
Dhurandhar The Revenge: Numbers That Are Breaking Bollywood
Dhurandhar: The Revenge witnessed a phenomenal surge in advances on Tuesday, adding nearly ₹22 crore nett in a single day. As of the morning of March 18, the Ranveer Singh starrer had raked in approximately ₹84 crore nett in advance for its four-day extended weekend including previews. PVRINOX alone is nearing the ₹50 crore nett mark — and national chains make up nearly 70% of the total advance, which is a massive overindex.
Let that sink in. Two national chains alone have already sold more tickets in advance than most Bollywood films collect in their entire theatrical run.
The Record That Was Always Coming
The ₹100 crore nett advance is now a certainty, needing just ₹16 crore more — expected to be crossed by evening of March 18. By end of day, the film is targeting ₹125 crore nett in total advance, which would be more than double the previous Bollywood advance record of ₹56 crore nett set by Jawan (Hindi).
To put that in context — the film is on the verge of doing what Shah Rukh Khan’s biggest blockbuster did in advance, and then doubling it. That’s the scale of the Dhurandhar wave.
What to Expect from the Opening Weekend
The previews alone are expected to cross ₹35–40 crore nett. Opening day including previews will clear ₹100 crore nett. With the Eid holiday period beginning on Saturday, the four-day extended weekend is certain to cross ₹300 crore nett, likely around ₹325 crore nett — and including all dubbed versions, it could top ₹350 crore nett.
There’s also a minor wrinkle — south-dubbed versions are facing some show cancellations due to censor certification delays, though these slots are expected to be replaced by Hindi version shows. Not ideal, but unlikely to derail what is shaping up as a historic opening.
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FAQs
Q1. How much has Dhurandhar: The Revenge collected in advance booking?
As of the morning of March 18, 2026, the film had crossed approximately ₹84 crore nett in total India advance booking, with ₹100 crore virtually confirmed by end of day.
Q2. What is the opening day collection forecast for Dhurandhar: The Revenge?
Including preview shows on March 18, the film is expected to collect over ₹100 crore nett on Day 1. The four-day extended weekend forecast stands at ₹300–350 crore nett.
