Dhurandhar 2 is showing remarkable staying power at the box office, continuing its dominant global run as it enters its third week in cinemas.
Dhurandhar 2 worldwide box office collection day 19
Nearly three weeks into its theatrical run, Dhurandhar The Revenge continues to command the global box office, crossing an impressive ₹1,622.72 crore worldwide by Day 19. The action drama added ₹10.00 crore net in India on its third Monday, playing across 13,736 shows, reflecting a typical weekday slowdown after a robust weekend surge.
The film had witnessed a notable spike over its third weekend, collecting ₹25.65 crore on Saturday with 28.9 per cent occupancy, followed by an even stronger ₹28.75 crore on Sunday, where occupancy rose to 33.6 per cent. However, Monday saw collections taper to ₹10.00 crore, alongside a drop in occupancy to 14.2 per cent. Despite this decline, the film’s overall trajectory remains firmly upward.
In India, the film’s total gross collection now stands at ₹1,225.72 crore, with net earnings reaching ₹1,023.77 crore. Overseas markets have also played a significant role in sustaining its momentum. The film earned ₹5.00 crore internationally on Day 19, pushing its overseas gross to ₹397.00 crore so far. This consistent performance abroad has contributed substantially to its worldwide tally.
More about the film
Positioned as the final instalment in the Dhurandhar duology, the film builds upon the narrative established in its 2025 predecessor. It features an ensemble cast led by Ranveer Singh, alongside Arjun Rampal, Sanjay Dutt, R Madhavan, Sara Arjun and Rakesh Bedi, among others, many of whom reprise their roles.
The storyline follows an undercover Indian intelligence agent navigating the complex underbelly of Karachi’s criminal networks and political corridors. The narrative intertwines elements inspired by real geopolitical developments in South Asia, including events such as the 2014 Indian general election and the 2016 Indian banknote demonetisation, lending the film a semi-realistic backdrop.
Shot extensively across multiple locations including Punjab, Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh and Thailand, the production mounted a large-scale visual canvas, with certain international locations doubling for Pakistan-based sequences. With a runtime of 229 minutes, the film ranks among the longest Indian productions, reflecting its expansive storytelling ambition.
As it progresses through its third week, Dhurandhar 2 shows signs of stabilising rather than slowing dramatically. While weekday dips are expected, its strong weekend rebounds and sustained overseas appeal indicate that the film is likely to continue its steady march at the box office in the days ahead.
