At a time when most films experience a noticeable drop in earnings after the first weekend, Dhurandhar has emerged as a rare exception at the box office. The Ranveer Singh-starrer has delivered a strong performance on Day 12, earning more than it did on its opening day.
According to trade estimates, Aditya Dhar’s Dhurandhar collected approximately ₹30.5 crore on Day 12 at the Indian box office, surpassing its Day 1 collection of ₹28 crore. Such growth in the second week is unusual and highlights the film’s strong audience reception.
One of the most striking aspects of Dhurandhar’s box office journey is its format. The film is a 3.5-hour-long, A-certified action drama, a combination that typically limits repeat viewership and reduces family footfall. Despite these challenges, the film has continued to perform steadily, driven by positive word-of-mouth and strong urban audience support.
By the end of Day 12, Dhurandhar had recorded ₹411.75 crore in India net collections. The film’s ability to maintain robust weekday earnings in its second week sets it apart from most long-duration, adult-rated releases, which usually witness sharp declines after the opening weekend.
With its consistent box office momentum, Dhurandhar is proving to be one of Ranveer Singh’s most resilient theatrical performers in recent times.
