Dhurandhar Box Office Collection Holds Momentum on Day 7 Morning Shows

A week into its theatrical run, Dhurandhar: The Revenge continues to draw steady footfall, with early figures from Wednesday indicating the film has carried forward much of its opening momentum, though the day is still unfolding.

By 11 AM on Day 7, the Ranveer Singh-led film has recorded an estimated ₹2.82 crore net across 4,656 shows nationwide. Occupancy at this stage stands at 18.1%, a figure that typically builds through the day as urban centres and evening screenings come into play.

Hindi screens remain the primary driver, contributing ₹2.65 crore from 4,073 shows with occupancy slightly above the national average at 18.3%. The Tamil version, running in a smaller circuit of 217 shows, has brought in ₹4 lakh so far, with a comparatively lower occupancy of 13%.

The Telugu version, while limited to 366 shows, has shown relatively stronger engagement in the morning, posting ₹13 lakh with 19% occupancy, the highest among the three language formats at this point in the day.

These early numbers push the film’s total India net collection to ₹578.49 crore. Gross collections domestically have reached ₹690.76 crore, a marginal increase from ₹687 crore recorded at the close of Day 6.

On the global front, the film had already reached ₹919 crore by the end of its sixth day, placing it ahead of several established titles. It has moved past the lifetime worldwide earnings of Animal, Secret Superstar and Stree 2 within its first week. With the latest additions from Wednesday morning, it has also edged beyond Bajrangi Bhaijaan in overall collections.

The pace of accumulation remains notable, particularly given the consistency across multiple language markets. At the same time, trade observers typically treat first-week surges with caution, as front-loaded demand and advance bookings often shape early trends.

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For now, the film’s trajectory remains firmly upward, supported by strong occupancy in its core Hindi market and stable contributions from regional versions. How it holds over the coming days, especially beyond the initial surge, will offer a clearer sense of its longer theatrical run.