Dhurandhar, starring Ranveer Singh and directed by Aditya Dhar, just keeps going. Ten days in, and this spy action thriller isn’t slowing down, if anything, it’s picking up speed. Early numbers for its second Sunday put the haul between ₹58 crore and ₹60 crore, sending its total to a jaw-dropping ₹366 crore. That’s in just a week and a half. No doubt about it: Dhurandhar is already one of Bollywood’s biggest hits of 2025.

Unprecedented Second Weekend Performance
Forget the usual drop after opening week. Dhurandhar’s second weekend has been wild. It’s set the record for the biggest second Sunday and the biggest second weekend ever for a Hindi film. Audiences haven’t just stuck around, they’ve multiplied, packing theaters across the country. Word of mouth is on fire.

Friday pulled in about ₹34.70 crore, Saturday shot up to ₹53.70 crore, and then Sunday just blew the roof off. By the end of the weekend, the film had sped past the ₹360 crore mark. Not something you see every day, or every year, honestly.

Breaking Records Left and Right
If you’re into box office stats, Dhurandhar is basically rewriting the rulebook.

Biggest Second Saturday? Check. On day 9 alone, it raked in over ₹50 crore, beating out previous giants like Pushpa 2 and Chhaava. That kind of late-game growth is almost unheard of.

Highest Second Sunday? Yep. Earning up to ₹60 crore on its tenth day, Dhurandhar’s numbers are the kind you just don’t see in week two, when most films start losing steam.

All of this just proves one thing: people want to see Dhurandhar, and they keep coming back for more.

Box Office Week By Week Trends

Let’s look at the numbers:

Week 1 in India:
- Friday (Day 1): ₹28.60 crore
- Saturday: ₹33.10 crore
- Sunday: ₹44.80 crore
- Week 1 Total: ₹218 crore

Week 2, so far:
- Second Friday: ₹34.70 crore
- Second Saturday: ₹53.70 crore
- Second Sunday: ₹58–60 crore

Week two’s daily numbers are even bigger than week one’s averages. At this rate, Dhurandhar isn’t just eyeing the ₹500 crore club, it’s got a real shot at hitting ₹600 crore in India.

Domestic Versus Overseas Performance
The movie isn’t just rocking Indian theaters. Overseas, Dhurandhar’s making headlines too. In North America, it pulled in the highest-ever second Friday collection for an Indian film, toppling Baahubali 2’s old record. Ranveer Singh’s star power and the film’s high-octane story are clearly connecting with audiences everywhere.

What’s Next for Dhurandhar
With the Christmas holidays coming up, a goldmine for movie releases, Dhurandhar looks set to keep ruling the box office. Sure, Avatar: Fire and Ash drops on December 19, but Dhurandhar’s got its core Bollywood crowd locked in. Trade insiders are already calling it one of the year’s top grossers, and it’s not even close to done.

Conclusion
Dhurandhar isn’t just a hit, it’s a phenomenon. Ten days, ₹366 crore, and a pile of broken records. If this momentum holds, we could be looking at one of the biggest blockbusters Bollywood has ever seen. The holiday season might just push it into the stratosphere.