Dhurandhar just won’t slow down. Now at Day 15, Ranveer Singh’s spy thriller is still raking in huge number, around a ₹25 crore nett estimate for this third Friday alone. And that’s with Avatar: Fire and Ash breathing down its neck. You’d think that kind of big-budget Hollywood competition would slow things down, but Dhurandhar just keeps barrelling forward. Honestly, crossing the ₹600 crore nett mark in India by the end of this week looks like a done deal. At this point, “record-breaking” almost feels like an understatement.

Look at the day-to-day numbers:

- Week 1: Fri ₹28.6 cr, Sat ₹33.1 cr, Sun ₹44.8 cr, Mon ₹24.3 cr, Tue ₹28.6 cr, Wed ₹29.2 cr, Thu ₹29.4 cr
- Week 2: Fri ₹34.7 cr, Sat ₹53.7 cr, Sun ₹58.2 cr, Mon ₹31.8 cr, Tue ₹32.1 cr, Wed ₹25.7 cr, Thu ₹25.3 cr
- Week 3: Fri ~ ₹25 cr

- Total after Day 15: About ₹505 crore (India net, as per estimates)

What’s wild is just how easily it’s smashing through milestones nobody thought possible for a Hindi film, especially one that didn’t have a pan-South release. Now, ₹700 crore nett isn’t just a dream, it’s well within reach. The film’s outpaced some major box office legends, and all those early doubts about its genre or lukewarm pre-sales? Gone. People didn’t expect this film to last, but not only did it stick around, its weekday numbers actually beat its opening day. That almost never happens in Bollywood.

Remember, before Dhurandhar hit theatres, the buzz was lukewarm at best. Advance bookings were nothing special. There was controversy, calls for a boycott, and a general sense that it’d fizzle out fast. Instead, it pulled off one of the biggest turnarounds you’ll see, numbers just kept climbing. The film set new records left and right, like blowing past the highest-ever Hindi second-week total, outdoing even the likes of Pushpa 2 and Chhaava. In just two weeks, it landed in the ultra-exclusive ₹500 crore club, rubbing shoulders with the year’s biggest blockbusters and leaving some long-running hits in the dust.

Now the Christmas holidays are here, and Dhurandhar is still packing in crowds, even without any help from Tamil or Telugu dubs. If things keep up like this, it’s not just gunning for the highest-grossing original Hindi film record, it might just become the highest-grossing Bollywood film ever in India.

Dhurandhar’s Day 15 numbers aren’t just impressive; they’re historic. From a modest start and plenty of skepticism to absolutely demolishing box office records, it’s turned into a phenomenon. The way things are going, Dhurandhar isn’t just making history, it’s rewriting what’s possible for Bollywood blockbusters.