Jio Studios and B62 Studios have opened the week with a thunderous box office claim for Dhurandhar The Revenge. The studios announced that Aditya Dhar’s sequel grossed ₹761 crore worldwide in its opening weekend, including ₹550 crore gross from India and ₹211 crore from overseas, positioning the film as the biggest global opening ever for an Indian release.
The announcement paints a picture of a film that arrived with massive anticipation and then sustained that frenzy across its first four days. From paid previews to Sunday, the sequel is being presented as a record-setting theatrical event that has reset expectations for both domestic and international business.
Dhurandhar The Revenge Rewrites Opening Weekend History
According to the figures shared by the producers, Dhurandhar The Revenge posted a formidable day-wise climb through the weekend. Paid previews and day one brought in ₹145 crore India nett and ₹52 crore overseas. Day two added ₹83 crore India nett and ₹46 crore overseas, before the film surged again on Saturday with ₹117 crore India nett and ₹58 crore overseas. Sunday closed with another ₹121 crore India nett and ₹56 crore overseas.
Dhurandhar The Revenge Box Office Collection:
DAY WISE BREAK-UP
Paid Previews + Day 1 (Thur)– ₹145 Cr India (nett) | ₹52 Cr Overseas
Day 2 Friday – ₹83 Cr India (nett) | ₹46 Cr Overseas
Day 3 Saturday – ₹117 Cr India (nett)| ₹58 Cr Overseas
Day 4, Sunday- ₹121 Cr India (nett)| ₹56 Cr Overseas
Opening Weekend Total
India – ₹466 Cr (nett)
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India – ₹550 Cr (gross)
Overseas – ₹211 Cr
GROSS BOXOFFICE WORLDWIDE – ₹761 CRORES
Dhurandhar The Revenge — All-Time Records
INDIA
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- Highest advance sales ever
- Highest paid previews ever
- Highest opening weekend ever
- Fastest film to ₹300 Cr domestically
- Most tickets sold on first Saturday (Source: BMS & District)
- Most tickets sold per hour on BMS – 109.17K (Source: BMS)
OVERSEAS
- Highest overseas weekend ever for an Indian film
- Highest Opening day, without Gulf
- Highest single day ever for an Indian film — Sat
- Ranked #2 in major markets & #1 in secondary markets (Source: Comscore)
- Widest overseas release for a Hindi film – 2200 cinemas | 3000 screens
- Released in non-traditional markets like Uruguay, Ukraine, Bulgaria, Romania, Chile, Mexico & Cyprus due to demand
For the exhibition market, numbers at this scale matter because they reinforce the value of event cinema in pulling audiences into theatres across formats, regions and premium screens. The studio statement also highlights the film’s 2,200-cinema international rollout across 3,000 screens, including launches in newer markets such as Uruguay, Ukraine, Bulgaria, Romania, Chile, Mexico and Cyprus.
Those raw totals also point to something larger than a front-loaded opening. They reflect the kind of franchise confidence, star draw and release planning that can turn a sequel into a global cultural moment, which is where Dhurandhar The Revenge now appears to sit.
How The Sequel Turned Franchise Heat Into A Global Event
That context is important because the first Dhurandhar had already laid a formidable foundation. During its theatrical run in 2025, trade coverage noted that the original crossed ₹640.20 crore nett in India by the end of its first three weeks, while later box office tracking placed its worldwide gross above ₹1,100 crore. The sequel has now opened in a way that suggests the franchise has not merely returned, but expanded its audience dramatically.
Directed by Aditya Dhar and backed by Jio Studios and B62 Studios, Dhurandhar The Revenge is fronted by Ranveer Singh and mounted as a large-scale action thriller. More than just a follow-up, the film was positioned as a major theatrical event from the outset, with franchise goodwill, aggressive bookings and broad market penetration combining to create the kind of opening usually reserved for once-in-a-generation box office plays.
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