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Dhurandhar Day 57: Ranveer Singh's Spy Juggernaut Refuses to Slow Down Despite Netflix Debut & Border 2 Storm
The box office journey of Dhurandhar is nothing short of a cinematic miracle. As the film enters its 9th Friday (Day 57), it continues to rake in the moolah, recording a steady collection of ₹0.25 Crore. While most films lose their breath by the fourth week, this Aditya Dhar-directed spy thriller is proving that it has a never-say-die attitude, even in the face of massive digital and theatrical competition. What makes this Day 57 performance truly extraordinary is the timing. Dhurandhar officially began streaming on Netflix on January 30 (yesterday). Conventionally, the moment a blockbuster hits an OTT platform, its theatrical occupancy crashes to zero. However, the Dhurandhar Craze is so intense that audiences are still choosing the big-screen experience over the comfort of their couches. The film is currently trending at No. 1 in India on Netflix, yet the ticket counters at multiplexes remain busy, showing the immense repeat value of this Ranveer Singh starrer. The resilience of the film is further highlighted by the ongoing Border 2 juggernaut. Despite Sunny Deol's war epic dominating the majority of screens and capturing the patriotic pulse of the nation, Dhurandhar has managed to retain its own dedicated audience. It is rare to see two massive films of the same genre—high-octane action and patriotism—co-existing so successfully. While Border 2 is bringing in the masses, Dhurandhar is sustaining its legacy as a long-term blockbuster. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) To put this ₹0.25 Crore Day 57 collection into perspective, one must look at the historical benchmarks. When compared to the biggest industry titans at the same stage of their release, Dhurandhar stands tall. On their 57th day, legendary hits like Jawan and Dangal were struggling to stay above the ₹0.05 Crore mark. Even the mighty Baahubali 2 (Hindi) had slowed down to approximately ₹0.10 Crore by its 9th Friday. By earning double those figures, Dhurandhar has officially entered the league of the most consistent long-run performers in Indian cinema history. The film's dominance isn't just restricted to the Indian borders. As per the latest streaming data, #Dhurandhar is trending in multiple countries worldwide. It has secured the No. 1 spot in India, No. 7 in Qatar, and No. 8 in Bahrain. The surge in Middle Eastern markets is particularly noteworthy; since the film faced theatrical restrictions in certain Gulf regions due to its bold geopolitical narrative, fans in those countries are now flocking to Netflix to finally witness the spectacle. As it stands, Dhurandhar is no longer just a movie; it is a cultural phenomenon. With its combined success on the big screen and its explosive debut on Netflix, the film is on track to set a Total Gross record that might remain unbeaten for years to come. Whether it's the 70mm screen or the smartphone screen, the world is currently under the spell of the Dhurandhar wave.
