Ranveer Singh’s Dhurandhar just keeps smashing expectations. Almost a month after hitting theaters, this action-packed spy thriller is still pulling in crowds, and not just a trickle, but a solid ₹8 crores on its 29th day. That’s the kind of fifth Friday most films can only dream about. At this rate, Dhurandhar is all set to cross the ₹800 crore mark in India by its 30th day. Talk about a blockbuster that just won’t quit.

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 ₹12.4 cr, Thu ₹17.6 cr
- Week 5: Fri ~ 8 cr

- Total after Day 29: About ₹792.5 crore (India net, as per estimates)

And it’s not slowing down. If the current pace holds, Dhurandhar will take the crown as the highest-grossing Hindi-language film ever, pushing past the records set by Pushpa 2. What makes this even more wild? It’s only out in Hindi. No multi-language boost, no pan-India push, just pure box office power.

A big part of this runaway success is consistency. Dhurandhar has raked in double-digit crores every single day for 28 days straight. That’s unheard of, especially this late in a movie’s release. Clearly, the hype hasn’t fizzled. People are still talking about it and, more importantly, they’re showing up, weekday after weekday.

Zoom in a bit and you’ll see the film dominating all over the map. In Mumbai alone, it’s brought in a jaw-dropping ₹215 crores. Delhi and UP aren’t far behind with ₹155 crores. East Punjab? ₹62 crores, the biggest ever for a Bollywood movie there. Even Mysore is setting records, adding another ₹55 crores to the tally. So Dhurandhar isn’t just playing to the usual big cities; it’s breaking records in places that rarely see numbers like this.

It’s not just India either. On the global front, Dhurandhar has already smashed through the ₹1200 crore barrier worldwide. The film’s still drawing crowds overseas, stacking up numbers that put it among the all-time greats in Indian cinema.

What really sets Dhurandhar apart isn’t just a massive opening weekend, it’s the way the film’s run keeps going. Most movies fade after a week or two. This one’s holding strong well into its fifth week, powered by both city and small-town audiences, repeat viewings, and a string of holidays that just keep lining up.

Day 29’s numbers aren’t just another notch in the belt. They’re proof that Dhurandhar is on a record-breaking roll. With this kind of momentum, it’s all but certain to become Bollywood’s biggest hit ever, locking in its place as a genuine phenomenon.