What Baahubali and Pushpa 2 did for pan-India cinema, Dhurandhar: The Revenge has now done for Bollywood — and it’s only the third Indian film ever to achieve this.
Ranveer Singh’s magnum opus has done the unthinkable. The Hindi film industry finally has its first-ever Rs. 1000 crore nett earner, and the man who made it happen is none other than the ever-electric Ranveer Singh.
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Dhurandhar: The Revenge- Week-by-Week Box Office Breakdown
| Week / Day | Nett Collection |
|---|---|
| Week 1 (8 days) | Rs. 571.50 cr. |
| Week 2 | Rs. 229.00 cr. |
| Week 3 | Rs. 96.00 cr. |
| 4th Friday | Rs. 6.50 cr. |
| 4th Saturday | Rs. 12.00 cr. |
| 4th Sunday | Rs. 13.00 cr. |
| 4th Monday | Rs. 4.50 cr. |
| 4th Tuesday | Rs. 6.00 cr. |
| 4th Wednesday | Rs. 3.50 cr. |
| 4th Thursday | Rs. 2.75 cr. |
| Hindi Total | Rs. 944.75 cr. |
| South Dubbed Versions | Rs. 55.50 cr. |
| Grand India Total | Rs. 1000+ cr. ✅ |
How the 1000 Crore Milestone Was Crossed?
The Hindi version alone collected Rs. 944.75 crore nett after four full weeks. Adding Rs. 55.50 crore nett from South-dubbed versions pushed the film comfortably past the Rs. 1000 crore nett mark in India — making Dhurandhar: The Revenge only the third Indian film ever to achieve this, after Baahubali: The Conclusion and Pushpa: The Rule. Notably, all three are sequels — a pattern that says a lot about how franchise filmmaking has redefined Indian box office culture.
The fourth week alone brought in Rs. 48 crore nett, representing a drop of around 50 per cent from Week 3 — a healthy hold at this stage of the run. In fact, the fourth-week figure is the third highest of all time, behind Dhurandhar (Rs. 100.50 crore) and Pushpa 2 Hindi (Rs. 50.75 crore).
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An All-Time Blockbuster — By Any Measure
The film’s footfall count currently sits at 3.50 crore, likely ending around 3.75 crore. While that’s marginally below the traditional All-Time Blockbuster threshold on footfalls, the premium pricing strategy has elevated the collection to a 5 crore footfall equivalent — proving that in modern Bollywood, it’s ultimately the revenue that defines legacy.
With Bhooth Bangla now in cinemas offering the first real competition, the film may add another Rs. 25–35 crore nett to its tally, potentially closing its Hindi run near Rs. 980 crore nett.
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FAQs
Q: Is Dhurandhar: The Revenge the first Bollywood film to cross Rs. 1000 crore in India?
Yes — it’s the first Hindi film ever to enter the Rs. 1000 crore nett club in India, combining its Hindi and South-dubbed version collections.
Q: Which are the only three Indian films to cross Rs. 1000 crore nett in India?
As of now, only Baahubali: The Conclusion, Pushpa: The Rule, and Dhurandhar: The Revenge have achieved this milestone — and all three are sequels.
