The box office run of Dhurandhar: The Revenge has entered rare territory, with the Ranveer Singh-led film crossing the ₹1000 crore mark in India within weeks of its release. The scale and pace of its earnings have placed it among the fastest-performing Indian films to reach that milestone, second only to Pushpa 2: The Rule.

Released in theatres on March 19, the Aditya Dhar directorial has maintained a strong hold across circuits. By its third Sunday, the film added ₹28.75 crore domestically, taking its India net total to ₹1013.77 crore. Gross collections in the country have climbed to ₹1213.74 crore, according to figures reported by NDTV.

The Sunday numbers came from a wide footprint of 14,229 shows across India, reflecting sustained demand well into its third week. The film’s performance has also surpassed the earlier benchmark set by Baahubali 2: The Conclusion, which had collected ₹1030.40 crore net over a month-long run.

Internationally, the film has mirrored its domestic momentum, though at a more measured pace. On Day 18, it added ₹7 crore overseas, pushing its international gross to ₹392 crore. Combined with domestic earnings, the worldwide total now stands at ₹1605.74 crore.

One of the more notable developments has come from North America, where the film has emerged as the highest-grossing Indian release to date in that market. The territory had been led for years by Baahubali 2, but the new release has moved past that record and crossed the $25 million mark.

Directed by Aditya Dhar, the film brings together a large ensemble that includes Sanjay Dutt, Akshaye Khanna, Sara Arjun, R. Madhavan, Gaurav Gera, Rakesh Bedi and Arjun Rampal alongside Ranveer Singh. The project follows the 2025 film in the series and has been released in multiple languages, including Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada and Malayalam.

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Its steady climb at the box office, both in India and overseas, indicates a wide and consistent audience turnout rather than a front-loaded surge. For now, the film continues to hold screens and draw crowds, with its current totals placing it firmly among the top earners in recent Indian cinema.