Dhurandhar Box Office Collection Day 29: Ranveer Singh’s Actioner Continues Its Historic Run in Week 5

Ranveer Singh starrer ‘Dhurandhar’ shows no signs of slowing down even after a month of its theatrical release. Directed by Aditya Dhar, the film has emerged as a monumental success, shattering several box office records. On its 29th day—marking the start of its fifth Friday—the film maintained a steady pace despite the natural decline in numbers.

Day 29 Performance: A Steady Fifth Friday

On its 29th day, Dhurandhar earned approximately ₹6.63 crore India net. While this is a drop compared to the ₹15.75 crore earned on Day 28 (Thursday), such consistency in the fifth week is a rare feat for big-budget entertainers. With this, the total India net collection now stands at a massive ₹745.63 crore.

Weekly Breakdown of Success

The film’s journey has been nothing short of extraordinary. After an explosive start, it managed to sustain high numbers through strong word-of-mouth:

• Week 1: ₹207.25 Cr
• Week 2: ₹253.25 Cr (A rare jump from Week 1)
• Week 3: ₹173.00 Cr
• Week 4: ₹106.5 Cr
• Day 29 (5th Fri): ₹6.63 Cr
• Total Net: ₹745.63 Cr

Worldwide Box Office: Crossing the ₹1150 Cr Milestone

‘Dhurandhar’ has not only dominated the domestic market but has also received an overwhelming response globally. By the end of its 28th day, the film had already grossed ₹1141.75 crore worldwide, with an overseas contribution of ₹255 crore. With the Day 29 numbers coming in, the film is well on its way to cementing its position as an ‘All-Time Blockbuster.’

Key Highlights at a Glance

Balanced Storytelling and Star Power

Despite a runtime of 3 hours and 34 minutes, the film has kept the audience engaged, thanks to Aditya Dhar’s direction and a stellar ensemble cast. The chemistry between Ranveer Singh and veteran actors like Sanjay Dutt and Akshaye Khanna has been a major highlight, drawing audiences back to the theaters.

As the film enters its fifth weekend, trade analysts are keen to see if it can push past the ₹800 crore mark in the domestic market, a feat achieved by very few films in Indian cinema history.