Dhurandhar 2 Day 35 Box Office: Conquers Australia, New Zealand; Rs. 1.70 Cr Net Post Tuesday Offer

Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge continues its historic run at the global box office, officially claiming the title of the highest-grossing Indian film of all time in the United Kingdom. Based on the latest reports from ComScore, the action sequel has surpassed the previous record held by Pathaan, reaching a massive total of £ 4.388 million as of Wednesday. This milestone cements the film as a dominant force in key international markets, where it continues to attract audiences well into its fifth week.

The record-breaking spree extends to the Oceania region, where the film has redefined the benchmarks for Indian cinema in both Australia and New Zealand. According to ComScore data, the sequel has now emerged as the highest-grossing Indian film in Australia with a collection of A$ 8.255 million, comfortably overtaking its predecessor. In New Zealand, the momentum remains equally strong as the film surpassed Pathaan to claim the top spot with NZ$ 1.295 million, establishing an unprecedented lead in these critical overseas circuits.

Back home in India, the film continues to display immense resilience even as it deepens its theatrical run. On its 35th day, the sequel recorded a net collection of ₹ 1.70 Cr across 3,910 shows. While this figure represents a 19 percent dip from the previous day’s ₹ 2.10 Cr, the drop is largely attributed to a change in ticket pricing. Tuesday benefited from a special discounted day where ticket prices were slashed to ₹ 150 in multiplexes and kept low in single screens, driving a spike in footfalls. As prices returned to regular levels on Wednesday, the slight revenue adjustment was expected, yet the film's ability to maintain such a strong mid-week hold in its fifth week remains exceptional.

The occupancy levels for the 35th day showcase a resilient trend, with Hindi screenings maintaining an overall occupancy of 11.55 percent. The day started with a steady 7.39 percent in morning shows, but gained significant momentum as the day progressed, peaking at 13.70 percent during the afternoon and holding strong at 13.15 percent in the evening. The steady weekday performance highlights the film's strong staying power and sustained word-of-mouth appeal.

A closer look at the national multiplex chains (PVR, INOX, and Cinepolis) reveals that the film is still pulling in consistent crowds in major urban centers. Across these three chains, Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge sold over 11,600 tickets for its 35th day, generating a gross of ₹ 32.81 Lakhs. PVR spearheaded this performance with nearly 6,000 tickets sold, while INOX and Cinepolis followed with steady contributions. The film recorded these sales across 1,700+ shows in national chains, contributing to its daily total as it enters the sixth weekend

This fifth Wednesday performance further cements the film's place among the all-time greats in terms of theatrical endurance. Collecting ₹ 1.62 Cr (Hindi Net) on Day 35, Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge has entered the top five list of highest-grossing fifth Wednesdays for Hindi cinema. Although it sits at the fifth spot for daily earnings on this specific milestone, the sequel has successfully overtaken the cumulative lifetime collections of every other film on this list.

With the addition of Day 35 numbers, the cumulative domestic performance has reached astronomical heights. The total India net collection now stands at a massive ₹ 1,121.09 Cr, while the gross domestic figure has touched ₹ 1,341.90 Cr. On the international front, the film added another ₹ 0.25 Cr on its 35th day, pushing the total overseas gross to ₹ 422.25 Cr. Consequently, the worldwide gross collection has now soared to an incredible ₹ 1,764.15 Cr, placing it among the highest-earning Indian films of all time.

• India Net Collection: ₹ 1,121.09 Cr
• India Gross Collection: ₹ 1,341.90 Cr
• Overseas Gross Collection: ₹ 422.25 Cr
• Worldwide Gross Collection: ₹ 1,764.15 Cr