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Dhurandhar Box Office Collection 14 Days: Ranveer Singh film hits 460 Cr; Eyes massive 500 Cr milestone on Day 15
BY CHRISTA LINCY
Ranveer Singh's latest action spectacle, Dhurandhar, is rewriting history at the Indian box office. After a phenomenal opening week, the film has maintained a sensational grip in its second week, emerging as the highest-grossing Hindi film in Week 2, comfortably overtaking the previous records held by biggies like Pushpa 2 (Hindi). As the film enters its third week today, all eyes are on the massive ₹500 crore India Net milestone, which is expected to be breached by the end of the day. Dhurandhar has shown unprecedented stability during the weekdays. On its 14th day (second Thursday), the film collected an estimated ₹23.00 crore net in India, taking its two-week total to a humongous level. Dhurandhar: 14-Day India Net Collection Breakdown Week 1 Total: ₹ 207.25 Cr Day 8 (2nd Friday): ₹ 32.5 Cr Day 9 (2nd Saturday): ₹ 53 Cr Day 10 (2nd Sunday): ₹ 58 Cr Day 11 (2nd Monday): ₹ 30.5 Cr Day 12 (2nd Tuesday): ₹ 30.5 Cr Day 13 (2nd Wednesday): ₹ 25.5 Cr Day 14 (2nd Thursday): ₹ 23.25 Cr Total India Net (14 Days): ₹ 460.5 Cr (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) As of Day 14, the worldwide collection of Dhurandhar has crossed the ₹700 crore mark. With a strong overseas contribution of ₹150+ crore and an India gross of approximately ₹550 crore, the film is now eyeing the elite ₹1000 crore club globally. India Net: ₹460.25 Cr India Gross: ₹552.5 Cr Overseas: ₹ 158 Cr Worldwide Gross: ₹710.5 Cr Starting today (Day 15), Dhurandhar faces competition from the Hollywood giant Avatar, which is expected to take up a significant chunk of premium screens (IMAX/4DX). However, trade analysts suggest that the Dhurandhar Wave is too strong to be derailed. With the Christmas vacation period beginning this weekend, the film is expected to see a massive jump on December 24 (Christmas Eve) and December 25 (Christmas Day). The trend indicates that reaching the ₹600 crore India Net milestone will be a cakewalk for the film before the New Year begins. By overtaking the second-week collections of Pushpa 2, Dhurandhar has proved its long-term theatrical legs. If the film maintains this momentum, Ranveer Singh will soon become the third Indian actor (after Shah Rukh Khan and Prabhas) to have a ₹1000 crore worldwide grosser to his name.