Dhurandhar storms past ₹550 crore in India, keeps rewriting box-office records

Summary: Ranveer Singh’s Dhurandhar crosses ₹550 crore in India after a powerful third weekend run.

Dhurandhar is showing no signs of slowing down. On its 17th day in theatres, the Ranveer Singh starrer crossed the ₹550 crore mark at the Indian box office, underlining just how strong its hold on audiences continues to be.

What’s impressive is the film’s consistency. Even in its third weekend, when most films start losing steam, Dhurandhar stayed rock-solid. Cinemas around the country continued to record high attendance, aided by positive word-of-mouth and return visitors. The film's combination of high-energy action, poignant scenes, and a dominating lead performance has certainly struck a nerve.

With this milestone, Dhurandhar has also overtaken the domestic collection of Avatar: Fire and Ash, a global heavyweight that dominated headlines earlier. For a Hindi film to reach such a milestone demonstrates how amazing this run has been.

Trade analysts say the film’s success comes from a mix of factors — wide audience appeal, strong weekend collections, and the lack of major competing releases. Single screens and multiplexes alike have reported steady business, keeping collections stable even on weekdays.

As it enters its third week, industry observers feel the picture still has possibilities for expansion. Dhurandhar is expected to reach a revenue of ₹575-₹600 crore in India if current trends continue.