‘Dhurandhar’, Ranveer Singh’s latest release, is hogging the limelight but for the wrong reasons
There may be a link between Ranveer Singh’s character in Dhurandhar with Vicky Kaushal’s Uri. Spoilers for Dhurandhar ahead!
The Ranveer Singh starrer looks on course for a weekend in the range of official numbers Rs. 80–85 crore nett.
Dhurandhar starring Ranveer Singh is reporting Rs 27 to 30 crore nett on day one, but trade sources Pinkvilla and Box Office India raise serious questions. According to reports, the real organic collection may be closer to Rs 15 crore, with block bookings inflating the numbers.
Ranveer Singh’s spy thriller Dhurandhar ends with a gripping reveal using invisible ink. Hamza completes his first mission by eliminating Rahman Dakkait, but the kill list shows bigger targets ahead. Part 2 arrives March 19, 2026.
Dhurandhar has joined the coveted list of films with post midnight shows in Mumbai. Six theatres in Mumbai Metropolitan Region have added late night and early morning shows on December 6, with Maxus Bhayandar scheduling 8 shows between midnight and 7 AM.
Aditya Dhar returns to the world of covert operations and patriotic action with Dhurandhar, an ambitious spy thriller mounted on a massive scale and backed by Jio Studios and B62 Studios
Dhurandhar has been confirmed as a two part saga with the first part running 3 hours 34 minutes. The sequel will release on Eid, March 19, 2026, setting up a major clash with Toxic and Dhamaal 4.
Dhurandhar faced massive tension on release day as content delivery happened at the last minute. The first half was delivered on December 4 evening and the second half arrived early morning on December 5, causing chaos at theatres nationwide.
Ranveer Singh and Aditya Dhar’s Dhurandhar is lacking momentum in the advanced sales
Ranveer Singh’s highly awaited war drama is facing serious technical challenges. With just hours left before release, content delivery has been delayed for both IMAX properties and overseas territories, potentially affecting first day shows.
Ranveer Singh’s impersonation of Chavundi Daiva from Kantara Chapter 1 has landed him in serious legal trouble. A complaint has been filed against the actor in Bengaluru for allegedly hurting religious sentiments during a film festival event.
