Dhurandhar is still tearing up the box office. Ranveer Singh’s latest hit just won’t slow down, it’s racing toward ₹800 crore in India, smashing records and leaving everything else in the dust.

Even after 27 days, people keep packing theaters for Dhurandhar. On its fourth Wednesday, it raked in around ₹11 crore nett. That’s huge for a film this deep into its run. Usually, movies drop into single-digit numbers by now, but not this one. Dhurandhar isn’t following the usual playbook at all.

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 ₹20.4 cr, Wed ₹20.9 cr, Thu ₹28.6 cr
- Week 4: Fri ₹16.7 cr, Sat ₹20.9 cr, Sun ₹24.3 cr, Mon ₹11.2 cr, Tue ₹12.6 cr, Wed ~ ₹11 cr

- Total after Day 27: About ₹765.5 crore (India net, as per estimates)

Add up all those days and you get a domestic total of about ₹765 crore so far. Multiplexes are still buzzing, and single screens aren’t backing down either. The movie’s grip just isn’t letting go.

What’s wild is how steady it’s been. Even in week four, weekday numbers haven’t dipped below ₹10 crore. That just doesn’t happen in Bollywood. People are coming back for repeat viewings, and the experience on the big screen is clearly something they don’t want to miss. It’s the combination of an edge-of-your-seat story, Ranveer’s electric performance, and top-notch production, everything just clicks.

Earlier this week, Dhurandhar made history as the first Bollywood film ever to cross ₹700 crore nett in India. Monday was the day it happened. That’s a number no one thought a Hindi film could ever reach. Now, it’s charging toward ₹800 crore, territory that once felt out of reach.

And it gets better. Dhurandhar has now leapfrogged past Jawan to become Bollywood’s highest-grossing film worldwide, if you’re looking at the traditional markets. That means everything except China, where Dangal still rules thanks to its monster run there. But cumulatively in other market, Dhurandhar is now number one. That’s a massive accomplishment for any Hindi movie.

What’s next? As long as those weekday crowds keep coming, Dhurandhar’s going to keep piling up the numbers. There’s still some fuel left in the tank, and nobody’s betting against it breaking a few more records before the curtains finally come down.

Dhurandhar isn’t just a hit, it’s a phenomenon. It’s changing the game for Bollywood and making Ranveer Singh an even bigger superstar. Future releases have a whole new standard to chase.