Dhurandhar 2 Final Box Office Report: Ranveer Singh’s Espionage Epic Concludes Historic Theatrical Run

The Ranveer Singh-led 'Dhurandhar: The Revenge' has officially exited cinemas, cementing its legacy as the highest-grossing Hindi film in domestic history.

After a marathon 78-day journey that reshaped the landscape of Indian cinema, Dhurandhar: The Revenge has finally ended its theatrical run. The Aditya Dhar-directed espionage epic, which captivated audiences since its March 19, 2026 release, closed its curtains with a final day collection of Rs 0.07 crore across 174 screens. While the film narrowly missed the elusive Rs 1,150 crore domestic net milestone by a mere Rs 0.98 crore, its final domestic net tally of Rs 1,149.02 crore remains an unprecedented achievement for a mainstream Hindi production.

A Record-Breaking Ascent

The film’s dominance was established early, with a historic first week that raked in Rs 674.17 crore—the largest opening week in the history of Hindi cinema. By its second week, the sequel had already surpassed the lifetime earnings of its predecessor, Dhurandhar, collecting an additional Rs 263.65 crore. The momentum continued into the third week, pushing the film past the Rs 1,000 crore domestic mark, a feat never before achieved by a Hindi release.

Even as the film faced stiff competition from new releases, such as the arrival of Akshay Kumar’s Bhooth Bangla in week four, Dhurandhar 2 maintained a steady, if cooling, presence in multiplexes. The production demonstrated remarkable staying power, transitioning from high-octane initial earnings to a slow, methodical wind-down over ten weeks. By the time it reached its final ten-day stretch, the film had moved to a limited number of screens, yet it continued to draw loyal viewers until the very last show.

Worldwide Impact and Digital Transition

Beyond the domestic market, the film’s performance has been nothing short of a juggernaut. With a domestic gross of Rs 1,375.11 crore added to a substantial overseas gross of Rs 438.00 crore, the global footprint of Dhurandhar 2 stands at an impressive Rs 1,813.11 crore. This international success underscores the growing global appetite for high-production-value Indian espionage thrillers.

The conclusion of the theatrical window coincides with the film’s evolving presence in the digital space. With the "Raw & Undekha" unrated cut having already made its debut on JioHotstar on June 4, 2026, the transition from the big screen to streaming platforms marks the end of an era for this specific project. For industry analysts, the success of this sequel serves as a definitive case study in how sustained, long-term theatrical strategies can yield massive returns, even in an age where digital releases are increasingly prioritized.