Dhurandhar Movie Box Office Collection Nears ₹900 Crore Mark on Day 13

The box office run of Dhurandhar 2 continues to hold steady as the film moves deeper into its second week, showing little sign of fatigue across key markets. On its 13th day, Tuesday, the film added ₹27.75 crore to its domestic earnings, keeping it firmly within reach of the ₹900 crore net milestone in India.

Trade figures indicate that the film’s domestic gross has climbed to approximately ₹1,077.41 crore, while the net collection stands at ₹899.92 crore. The margin is now narrow enough that the next day’s performance is expected to push it past the landmark figure, a threshold that remains significant in assessing sustained theatrical momentum.

The overseas market has continued to contribute consistently. On the same day, the film collected ₹8 crore internationally, taking its total overseas gross to about ₹358 crore. Combined with domestic earnings, the worldwide gross now stands at ₹1,435.41 crore.

Tuesday’s performance marked a slight uptick from Monday, with collections drawn from 17,883 shows across the country. The Hindi version remained the dominant contributor with ₹26 crore, while the Telugu version added ₹1 crore.

The film’s early trajectory had set the tone for its current position. It opened strongly with ₹102.55 crore, followed by daily earnings of ₹80.72 crore on March 20 and ₹113 crore on March 21. Momentum peaked further on March 22 with ₹114.85 crore across 21,633 shows nationwide. A predictable dip followed on the first Monday, March 23, when collections fell to ₹65 crore, before stabilising through the subsequent days.

Last weekend’s numbers hovered between ₹40 crore and ₹60 crore, indicating a steady hold rather than a sharp drop. Even before its official release window, paid previews on March 18 had already brought in ₹43 crore, offering an early indication of audience interest.

Trade analyst Taran Adarsh noted that the film has maintained a strong hold in overseas territories during its second weekend. In Australia, it has already emerged as the highest-grossing Indian film, collecting A$6.37 million within 11 days.

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As the film approaches the ₹900 crore net mark domestically, its consistency rather than sudden spikes appears to be sustaining its run. The coming days will determine whether it can maintain this pace as it moves further away from its initial release surge.