Dhurandhar storms past ₹600 crore in India, driven by strong weekday collections and audience buzz, tightening its hold on the 2025 Hindi box office.

The big-ticket action drama Dhurandhar has surged past the ₹600 crore milestone in India, cementing its place among the biggest domestic blockbusters in recent years. By the end of its third Monday, the film had already amassed nearly ₹600 crore nett, adding close to ₹20 crore on a single weekday an indicator of rare sustained momentum.

Helmed by Aditya Dhar, the film features Ranveer Singh in the lead, supported by a heavyweight ensemble including Akshaye Khanna, Sanjay Dutt, R. Madhavan, and Arjun Rampal. Strong audience reception has been reflected in consistently high ratings on ticketing platforms, helping the film dominate theatres well into its third week.

Trade analysts note that its exceptional third weekend collections approaching ₹100 crore have pushed the film’s worldwide earnings close to ₹900 crore. With limited competition and continued footfalls, industry watchers believe it is firmly on track to rewrite domestic box office benchmarks.

The performance of Dhurandhar underlines a renewed appetite for large-scale Hindi cinema when content, casting, and spectacle align. For exhibitors, the film’s weekday resilience offers relief after a year of uneven attendance, while for producers it reinforces the value of investing in strong narratives backed by star power