Dhurandhar The Revenge Is Already Breaking Bollywood Records — And It Hasn’t Even Released Yet!

Let’s be real — when advance booking numbers start making history before a film even hits screens, you know something special is brewing. Ranveer Singh’s Dhurandhar: The Revenge is doing exactly that, and the box office tracking community is absolutely buzzing. Get the latest Bollywood box office updates on TechnoSports.

Dhurandhar The Revenge: Advance Booking Snapshot

What’s Fuelling This Pre-Sales Frenzy?

The numbers tell a compelling story. With paid preview advance alone crossing Rs. 13 crore nett — already surpassing Stree 2‘s previous Bollywood record of Rs. 8.75 crore — Dhurandhar: The Revenge has set its sights firmly on the all-India preview record held by They Call Him OG at Rs. 26 crore nett.

What’s even more impressive is the film’s sustained momentum. Typically, advance sales taper sharply after the initial excitement. Not here — the film is adding nearly Rs. 1.75 crore nett per day, even a week before release. That’s the kind of consistency usually reserved for event-cinema blockbusters.

Bengaluru alone is pushing close to Rs. 2 crore nett in advance, which is a phenomenal number for a single city. Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, and Hyderabad are driving the bulk of the traction — all metros where the first Dhurandhar was a massive blockbuster and where late-night preview culture is well established.

There is one potential snag — a reported conflict between the distributor and national chains over revenue sharing from the first film and showcasing exclusivity for the sequel. This could delay weekend booking openings, but a compromise is widely expected. Even if it causes a brief delay, it’s unlikely to materially dent the film’s trajectory. Read more about Ranveer Singh’s Bollywood journey on TechnoSports.

The advance booking phenomenon in Indian cinema has become a reliable early indicator of blockbuster potential, and Dhurandhar: The Revenge is writing a new benchmark entirely.

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