Nineteen days in, and Ranveer Singh’s spy action thriller Dhurandhar continues to spit fire at the box office with unprecedented run. Most movies start fizzling out after a couple of weeks, but Dhurandhar keeps packing theatres and raking in cash. On its third Tuesday alone, the film pulled in an estimated ₹21 crore nett, another daily record, and a sign that audiences haven’t lost interest. At this point, it’s already sailed past ₹600 crore in India, and all signs point to it smashing through the ₹700 crore nett mark before it’s done. For a film this deep into its run, that’s almost unheard of. It’s rewriting what we expect from a Bollywood hit, especially at a time when ticket sales usually start to fade.

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 ₹23.7 cr, Sat ₹35.7 cr, Sun ₹40.3 cr, Mon ₹19.7 cr, Tue ~ ₹21 cr

- Total after Day 19: About ₹620 crore (India net, as per estimates)

What’s wild is how steady the numbers have been. Usually, Bollywood movies drop off a cliff after the opening weekend. Not here. Dhurandhar is still pulling in over ₹20 crore on weekdays in its third week, a sure-fire signal that people are telling their friends, going back for second viewings, and keeping the buzz alive. Analysts say it’s not just an Indian juggernaut either. It’s outperformed everything else on the global stage, becoming 2025’s biggest worldwide grosser and even beating out biggies like Kantara Chapter 1.

With those kinds of figures, Dhurandhar is now chasing records set by the likes of Jawan and Pushpa 2. The latest box office rankings put it right up there among the all time top earners, with worldwide numbers that laugh in the face of old benchmarks.

But here’s what really sets Dhurandhar apart: it did all this without any dubbed versions for South Indian audiences. No shortcuts, no extra language markets, just a pure Hindi release, riding on the power of word-of-mouth and packed multiplexes. Industry insiders are already calling it a modern classic, a rare original Hindi film that keeps breaking records because fans genuinely love it and keep coming back. Even in a crowded holiday season, with Hollywood blockbusters like Avatar: Fire and Ash vying for attention, Dhurandhar hasn’t just held its ground, it’s outpaced everyone.

On Day 19, Dhurandhar isn’t just a box office smash. It’s a full-blown cultural event, showing just how far an original Hindi blockbuster can go these days. And with more holidays and weekends on the horizon, don’t expect this runaway train to stop anytime soon. The record books better make some room.