Overview
- Dhurandhar earned about ₹3.4 crore on its sixth Wednesday off the Makar Sankranti holiday, pushing week-six takings to the highest ever for a Hindi film and surpassing Stree 2.
- Domestic earnings now sit in the low-to-mid ₹800 crore net range per trade trackers, cementing the film as the top-grossing Hindi-only release in India.
- Worldwide totals vary by source, with industry trackers publishing roughly ₹1,272–₹1,300 crore and the production house stating the film has entered the ₹1,300 crore club.
- The film has become the highest-grossing Indian title in North America with about $21 million in the US and Canada, overtaking Baahubali 2’s regional benchmark.
- A sequel is dated for March 19, 2026, as the current run prepares to contend with Border 2’s arrival on January 23, which could tighten screens and slows its tail.