Dhamaal 4 3rd Weekend Box Office: Hits Rs. 200 Cr Worldwide; Needs Over 5 Cr To Beat Total Dhamaal's Domestic Gross

BY SACNILK

The Dhamaal franchise has always been a crowd-pleaser, and the fourth installment is proving that the brand still has plenty of legs at the box office. After seventeen days in theaters, Dhamaal 4 has officially crossed the significant ₹200 Crore milestone in worldwide gross collections. Despite being in its third week, the film managed to find a second wind over the weekend, showing that family audiences are still turning up in good numbers for a light-hearted cinematic experience. This momentum is likely to continue as there is no major competition in the market right now, and with no notable releases scheduled for the coming week, the film has a clear runway to keep adding to its total. The third weekend started with a quiet but steady Friday, where the film collected a net of ₹2.25 Cr across 5,995 shows. However, the real story began on Saturday, as the film witnessed a massive 100 percent growth, doubling its collections to reach ₹4.50 Cr. This momentum carried forward into Sunday, which saw a further 36.7 percent climb to ₹6.15 Cr. This strong weekend performance has pushed the total India net collection to ₹149.55 Cr, bringing it just inches away from the ₹150 Crore domestic net benchmark. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) Looking at the occupancy trends, Sunday (Day 17) recorded a healthy overall occupancy of 34.52 percent. The afternoon and evening shows were the busiest, recording 43.77 percent and 44.46 percent respectively. When we break this down by region, Mumbai led the way with 28 percent overall occupancy, peaking at 45 percent during evening shows. The National Capital Region followed closely at 25.8 percent. Interestingly, while the morning shows started slow across all major hubs, the jump during the later half of the day was consistent, especially in Ahmedabad where afternoon and evening slots hovered around the 31 to 38 percent mark. The performance across the three major national cinema chains—PVR, INOX, and Cinepolis—mirrored the broader growth trend and served as a crucial driver for the urban audience. Starting on Friday with a combined gross of 1.35 Cr, the chains saw a massive leap on Saturday, jumping over 100 percent to reach 2.71 Cr. The momentum reached its peak on Sunday with a total of 3.29 Cr collected across these chains. Specifically, PVR grew from 65 L on Friday to 1.45 Cr on Sunday, with occupancy rates climbing from 14.12 percent to a healthy 31.86 percent. INOX followed a similar pattern, ending Sunday with 1.30 Cr at 30.43 percent occupancy. Even Cinepolis witnessed its occupancy triple from 10.13 percent on Friday to 30.45 percent by Sunday, showcasing a strong resurgence in urban interest. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) This steady climb was also visible in the digital bookings on BookMyShow, where ticket sales jumped from 37,660 on Friday to 88,780 on Sunday. In total, the third weekend alone contributed over 206K ticket sales to the platform, bringing the cumulative total to 2,589,600 tickets booked so far. These national chains and digital platforms have effectively been the backbone of the urban run, contributing significantly to the total India gross of 177.93 Cr and ensuring the film remains a preferred choice for family audiences even in its third week. On the international front, the film has managed to add steady numbers even in its third week. Overseas collections stood at ₹0.35 Cr on Sunday, taking the total overseas gross to ₹23.85 Cr. When combined with the domestic gross, Dhamaal 4 stands at a worldwide total of ₹201.78 Cr. Here is the detailed day-wise breakdown for the third weekend: Day 15 (Friday): ₹2.25 Cr India Net | 11.0% Occupancy Day 16 (Saturday): ₹4.50 Cr India Net | 19.0% Occupancy Day 17 (Sunday): ₹6.15 Cr India Net | 27.0% Occupancy Total Overseas Gross: ₹23.85 Cr | Total Worldwide Gross: ₹201.78 Cr (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) Dhamaal 4 - 3rd Weekend Box Office Breakdown (India)DAYINDIA NET COLLECTIONSHOW COUNTDay 15 (Friday)₹ 2.25 Cr5,995Day 16 (Saturday)₹ 4.50 Cr5,195Day 17 (Sunday)₹ 6.15 Cr5,184CUMULATIVE TOTAL₹ 149.55 Cr156,195 As the film moves into its third week, the focus remains on whether it can dethrone Total Dhamaal, which currently stands as the highest-grossing film in the franchise. With a domestic gross of 177.93 Cr and an impressive 6,787,165 footfalls so far, Dhamaal 4 only needs another 5.75 Cr to surpass the 183.68 Cr lifetime domestic gross of its predecessor. However, the global crown might be harder to reach; Total Dhamaal had a massive overseas presence with 48.50 Cr in collections, which is significantly higher than the 23.85 Cr Dhamaal 4 has managed so far. Surpassing that 232.18 Cr worldwide mark remains a big question. That said, with no major competition currently and a clear runway through the weekdays, Dhamaal 4 has a strong chance to at least claim the title of the domestic leader for the franchise.

BY SACNILK

Mumbai, July 23 - Ajay Devgn's Dhamaal 4 has emerged as one of the biggest Bollywood comedy successes of 2026. Despite facing stiff competition from Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey during its second week, the Indra Kumar directorial has continued to attract family audiences and maintain a steady run at the box office. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) After 13 days in theatres, the film has grossed approximately 182.50 crore worldwide, putting it firmly on course to cross the 200 crore worldwide milestone. At the Indian box office, the comedy entertainer has collected around 134.50 crore net (160 crore gross), while overseas, the film has contributed an estimated 22.50 crore, taking its worldwide total to 182.50 crore. Although weekday collections have slowed compared to its opening weekend, the film has remained remarkably stable for the genre and continues to benefit from positive word of mouth among family audiences. Interestingly, Dhamaal 4 is now set to achieve a milestone that another major Bollywood comedy of the year could not. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) Akshay Kumar's Welcome To The Jungle, which released two weeks before Dhamaal 4, was widely expected to finish with over 200 crore worldwide gross after its strong opening. However, the film lost momentum during its theatrical run due to increasing competition and eventually fell short of the landmark. In contrast, Dhamaal 4 has shown stronger legs at the box office and is now expected to comfortably enter the 200 crore worldwide club. The success of Dhamaal 4 is another major commercial win for Ajay Devgn, whose recent theatrical releases have consistently performed well at the box office. While The Odyssey has taken away premium screens and urban audiences since its release, Dhamaal 4 has managed to hold its own by appealing to its core mass and family demographic.

BY SACNILK

The Dhamaal franchise has built a significant legacy over the last seventeen years, and the fourth installment is currently proving that there is still plenty of mileage left in its signature slapstick humor. Featuring the returning ensemble of Ajay Devgn, Riteish Deshmukh, Arshad Warsi, and Javed Jaffrey, the film has managed to recapture the family audience that turned the previous chapters into major hits. The standout milestone in its current run comes from the international market, where the film has officially crossed the 1 million dollar mark in North America. This achievement, paired with a resilient second-week performance in India, confirms that the brand's appeal remains intact even after nearly two decades since the original film's release. According to Venky Box Office, Dhamaal 4 collected 20,000 dollars [₹16.6 lakhs] on Monday, bringing its total in North America to 993,000 dollars [₹8.24 crore]. Given that the film added another 0.40 crore rupees [~$48,000] to its total overseas gross on Tuesday, it has now officially surpassed the 1 million dollar milestone in this territory. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) In the domestic market, the film registered a notable recovery on its second Tuesday. It collected a net of 4.00 crore rupees, which is a 23.1 percent jump from the 3.25 crore rupees earned on Monday. This mid-week growth across its 8,533 shows has pushed the total India net collection to 131.75 crore rupees. The total India gross now stands at 156.80 crore rupees, reflecting a resilient run for a sequel during its second week in cinemas. Looking at the global performance, the overseas gross has reached 22.30 crore rupees after adding 40 lakhs on day 12. Combined with the domestic numbers, the worldwide gross for Dhamaal 4 has reached 179.10 crore rupees. The film is now logically positioned to cross the 200 crore mark globally if it maintains this level of stability over the coming weekend shows. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) Audience engagement on digital platforms remains strong, as seen in the daily BookMyShow ticket sales. The film sold 69,450 tickets on its second Tuesday, which is a clear improvement over the 53,070 tickets sold on Monday. This brings the total tracked tickets on the platform to over 2.31 million. In terms of season rankings for the 2025-26 period, Dhamaal 4 currently holds the tenth spot for highest second Tuesday ticket sales, trailing just behind Housefull 5 and Bhooth Bangla. The occupancy trends for day 12 show a clear preference for late-day viewing among the urban audience. The overall occupancy started at a modest 5.77 percent in the morning and climbed to a peak of 24.38 percent for the night shows. Regionally, the National Capital Region led the way with 25.8 percent occupancy across 761 shows. Mumbai followed with 19 percent, while Bengaluru saw a healthy 17.8 percent. Even in major regions like Ahmedabad and Lucknow, the film maintained steady double-digit occupancy, which is a positive indicator for its longevity. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) In the national multiplex chains, including PVR, INOX, and Cinepolis, the film recorded a gross advance of 12 lakhs from 6,650 tickets. While the advance numbers were relatively quiet, the actual theater walk-ins throughout the day were far more substantial, helping drive that 4 crore net finish. This difference shows that a significant portion of the audience is still opting for spot bookings at the counter, especially for evening and night slots. As the film moves forward, these steady numbers suggest it still has enough momentum to reach its next major financial milestone.

BY SACNILK

Mumbai, July 20 - Ajay Devgn's Dhamaal 4 continues to enjoy a superb run at the Indian box office, delivering a solid second weekend despite competition from Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey. The comedy entertainer has held really well after a strong opening week, with family audiences continuing to drive collections across the country. The film's impressive hold has cemented its position as one of the biggest Hindi hits of the year. The Indra Kumar directorial collected an impressive 28.50 crore net in its second weekend, taking its 10-day India net collection to approximately 124.50 crore. The outstanding weekend performance underscores the film's strong word-of-mouth, as it recorded healthy growth on both Saturday and Sunday after a steady second Friday. With this, Dhamaal 4 has comfortably crossed the 100 crore milestone and remains one of the strongest performers in theatres. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) The film has also continued its decent run overseas, taking its worldwide gross collection to around 170 crore in just ten days. The comedy franchise has once again struck a chord with audiences, translating its popularity into impressive global box office numbers. The film has already emerged as one of the highest-grossing Hindi comedy films of the year. From now on, Dhamaal 4 is well on track to achieve another major milestone. If it maintains a steady hold during the weekdays, the Ajay Devgn-starrer is expected to cross the 200 crore worldwide gross mark by the next weekend. With no immediate threat to its target audience, the film is poised to continue its successful run at the box office.

BY SACNILK

The Dhamaal franchise has successfully entered the 100-crore club in India, hitting the milestone on its second Friday. For a comedy series now in its fourth installment, reaching 101.50 crore rupees in net collections by day eight is a testament to its consistent brand pull. Dhamaal 4 has carved out its own trajectory by staying steady through the week. This achievement confirms that there is still a significant appetite for ensemble comedies, provided they can maintain a hold over family audiences during the crucial second-weekend transition. If we look at the specific numbers for Day 8, the film collected 5.50 crore rupees. This represents a very controlled drop of about 8.3 percent compared to the previous day’s 6.00 crore collection. Usually, a second Friday sees a steeper decline, but the film managed to hold its ground across 8,158 shows. These collections are particularly decent when you consider the massive wave created by The Odyssey, which has occupied most of the premium outlets and top-tier screens. In spite of this heavy competition for screen space, Dhamaal 4 has remained steady, pushing its total India net collection to 101.50 crore rupees and its India gross to a healthy 121.03 crore rupees. Logically, the film is benefiting from its family-friendly appeal, which allows it to find significant momentum during evening and night screenings even when facing a major blockbuster. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) The international performance is also contributing steadily to the bottom line. On Day 8, the film added 50 lakh rupees from overseas markets, taking the total overseas gross to 18.75 crore rupees. According to data shared by Venky Box Office, the North America market has been a key contributor, with a Thursday gross of 38,000 dollars (approximately 32 lakh rupees), bringing the total in that region to 814,000 dollars (approximately 6.84 crore rupees). When we combine the domestic and international numbers, the worldwide gross for Dhamaal 4 now stands at 139.78 crore rupees. Occupancy trends for the second Friday show an interesting regional divide and a clear build-up in momentum as the day progressed. The overall occupancy for the Hindi 2D version stood at 16.31 percent, starting slow in the morning at 5.92 percent and climbing to 13.31 percent in the afternoon. By the evening, this rose to 17.08 percent, finally peaking during the night screenings at 25.46 percent. When we look at the major territories, the National Capital Region managed an overall occupancy of 15.8 percent across its 750 shows, with night shows hitting 23 percent. Mumbai followed a similar pattern with 649 shows and an overall average of 16 percent, seeing its strongest turnout at night with 26 percent occupancy. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) The performance in other key cities also highlights where the film is finding its audience. Bengaluru turned out to be a standout performer with the highest overall occupancy at 18.8 percent across 173 shows, bolstered by a massive 34 percent occupancy during the night. In Pune, the film maintained a solid 15 percent overall occupancy over 287 shows, ending the day with 25 percent for night screenings. Meanwhile, the markets in Gujarat showed slightly lower numbers; Ahmedabad saw 11.5 percent overall across 568 shows, and Surat recorded 6.3 percent for its 305 shows. These detailed figures suggest that while the morning starts are generally quiet, the urban centers and late-night audiences are the primary drivers keeping the film steady against newer releases. In terms of advance bookings at the national chains, the film saw a decent turnout for its second Friday, selling around 14,700 tickets. The total gross from these major outlets was approximately 45.5 lakh rupees. If we break this down using rounded figures, PVR was the primary driver with nearly 6,800 tickets sold, bringing in roughly 23 lakh rupees. INOX followed with about 5,400 tickets and a gross of 15.5 lakh rupees, while Cinepolis contributed another 2,500 tickets with a gross of around 7 lakh rupees. These numbers clearly reflect the audience's current preference for watching comedy films in a multiplex environment. On the popular ticketing platform BookMyShow, the film sold about 100,000 tickets on its second Friday alone, which places it at the tenth spot for second-Friday ticket sales in the 2025-26 period. To date, the platform has recorded a total of over 18.1 lakh ticket bookings for the movie. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) The journey to 100 crores in eight days puts Dhamaal 4 in a comfortable position as it enters the crucial second Saturday and Sunday. The goal will now be to capitalize on the weekend surge to push the worldwide gross toward the 175 crore mark. Given the lack of a major new comedy release in the immediate window, the film has a clear path to continue its run without much friction.

BY SACNILK

The Dhamaal franchise has always relied on its core strength of slapstick humor and a massive ensemble cast that appeals to family audiences. With Dhamaal 4, the expectations were high for it to replicate the success of its predecessors. Released during a busy 2026 cinematic calendar, the film has managed to carve out its own space by maintaining a steady flow of audience interest throughout its opening week. Looking at the cumulative data for the first seven days, Dhamaal 4 has closed its first week with a worldwide gross collection of ₹132.74 Cr. This total is comprised of an India gross of ₹114.49 Cr and an overseas contribution of ₹18.25 Cr. On a net basis, the film has reached ₹96.00 Cr in India, placing it on the verge of a significant milestone. If the trend continues, it is poised to become the fifth movie of 2026 to enter the 100 Crore club, following in the footsteps of Dhurandhar 2, Border 2, Bhooth Bangla, and Welcome to the Jungle. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) In terms of franchise performance, Dhamaal 4 has officially set a new benchmark for the series. By finishing its first week at 96.00 Cr, it has successfully surpassed the 94.55 Cr opening week record previously held by Total Dhamaal. This makes it the strongest-performing first week in the history of the franchise so far. However, the momentum will face a significant test starting today, Friday, 17 July. With the massive arrival of Christopher Nolans The Odyssey, Dhamaal 4 is retaining roughly 45 percent of its screens and has lost all its premium IMAX and large-format allocations. The final push toward the 100 Cr mark will now depend on how well the film holds in its remaining general screens against this high-profile Hollywood competition. Dhamaal 4 - Week 1 India Net CollectionDAY NUMBERINDIA NET COLLECTIONSHOW COUNTDay 1 (Friday)₹ 14.00 Cr10,669Day 2 (Saturday)₹ 22.50 Cr10,954Day 3 (Sunday)₹ 28.50 Cr11,481Day 4 (Monday)₹ 8.75 Cr10,598Day 5 (Tuesday)₹ 9.50 Cr11,077Day 6 (Wednesday)₹ 6.75 Cr11,137Day 7 (Thursday)₹ 6.00 Cr11,006Total Week 1₹ 96.00 Cr76,922 (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) Analyzing the daily trends, we see that the film peaked during the first weekend, with Sunday bringing in ₹28.50 Cr. Like most comedies, the weekdays saw a standard drop, but the film remained fairly resilient. On its seventh day, Dhamaal 4 collected ₹6.00 Cr net, which is an 11.1 percent drop compared to the previous day. This drop is considered within the normal range for a film heading into its second week. The total show count for the week was a massive 76,922, showing that exhibitors have given the film ample breathing room. The occupancy rates on the seventh day provide a clear picture of how the film is currently being consumed, showing a distinct preference for later screenings. While the overall occupancy for the day was 12.95 percent, the trajectory throughout the day was steadily upward. Morning shows started at a modest 6.38 percent, but momentum built through the afternoon at 13.08 percent and evening at 14.69 percent, eventually peaking at 16.15 percent for night shows. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) On a regional level, the performance was varied across major circuits. Ahmedabad emerged as the top performer with a robust 18.5 percent occupancy across its 643 shows. In the high-volume markets, the National Capital Region and Mumbai remained incredibly steady, recording 12.8 percent and 12.5 percent respectively despite having the highest number of screenings. Other key cities also showed consistent interest, with Bengaluru at 11.5 percent and Pune at 11.3 percent. Meanwhile, Surat saw a softer response with an occupancy of 6.3 percent for the day. These numbers across diverse regions indicate that while the initial frenzy has leveled off, the film maintains a respectable baseline as it completes its first full week in theaters. On BookMyShow alone, Dhamaal 4 has moved approximately 1.7 million tickets throughout its opening week. The momentum peaked over the first three days with nearly 2.7 lakh tickets sold on Friday, followed by a massive surge on Saturday with roughly 4.5 lakh and Sunday with around 4.3 lakh tickets. Even as the week transitioned into the working days, the film maintained a steady rhythm, selling about 1.2 lakh tickets on Monday and around 1.3 lakh on Tuesday. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) As we look at the tail end of the first week, the digital demand settled into a consistent pattern. On Wednesday, bookings were around 1 lakh, and on Thursday, which was the seventh day of the week, nearly 95,000 tickets were booked through the platform. The performance in national chains like PVR, INOX, and Cinepolis - the numbers tell a more specific story of multiplex engagement. For the entire week, these chains accounted for approximately 2.7 lakh tickets. On the seventh day specifically, the daily advance bookings in these chains reached around 1,600 tickets across roughly 420 shows in 45 venues. PVR emerged as the primary contributor for this specific period, selling nearly 1,570 of those tickets with no notable contributions form other chains. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) On the international front, the film has found a respectable audience, especially in the Western markets. In North America, according to data shared by Venky Box Office, the film earned 63k dollars (approximately ₹53 lakh) on Wednesday, which brought its total in that specific region to 777k dollars (approximately ₹6.5 Cr). Looking at the broader global picture as the first week comes to a close, early estimates for the seventh-day overseas collections stand at ₹1.00 Cr. This pushes the total cumulative overseas gross to ₹18.25 Cr so far. As the film transitions into its second week, all eyes are on that final 4 Cr gap needed to reach the 100 Cr net milestone. While the first-week momentum was strong, the path ahead has become significantly narrower starting today. With Christopher Nolans The Odyssey taking over the lions share of premium space, Dhamaal 4 is now operating on roughly 45 percent of its original screen count and has relinquished all its IMAX and large-format allocations. The films success in the coming days will depend entirely on its ability to maintain high occupancy in general screenings.