Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge is still going strong at the box office. On Day 10, the film has earned a live Rs 22.91 crore net from 10,025 shows, taking its total India net collection to Rs 738.83 crore and gross to Rs 882.25 crore so far, as per a live report from Sacnilk.
The film had a powerful start with Rs 43 crore on Day 0 and jumped to Rs 102.55 crore on Day 1. Day 2 saw a slight drop with Rs 80.72 crore, but the weekend pushed collections higher again—Rs 113 crore on Day 3 and Rs 114.85 crore on Day 4, which is the highest single-day collection till now. As expected, weekdays slowed down with Rs 65 crore (Day 5), Rs 56.60 crore (Day 6) and Rs 48.75 crore (Day 7), ending Week 1 at a massive Rs 624.47 crore.
In Week 2, the film is holding steady. It collected Rs 49.70 crore on Day 8 and Rs 41.75 crore on Day 9, with Day 10 showing a good rise again due to the weekend. The Week 2 total has reached Rs 91.45 crore so far.
Looking at language-wise numbers for Day 10, Hindi leads with Rs 21.27 crore (54% occupancy, 8,930 shows). The Telugu version earned Rs 1.06 crore (31% occupancy, 774 shows) and Tamil brought in Rs 0.58 crore (39% occupancy, 321 shows), showing decent but lower performance in the South.
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Region-wise, Chennai is performing the best with 72% occupancy in Hindi and even 94% in Telugu shows. Bengaluru and Pune follow with 52%, while NCR (40%) and Mumbai (37%) are steady. On the lower side, Surat recorded just 10% occupancy.
Overall occupancy on Day 10 stands at 35.23% for Hindi, 35.09% for Tamil, and 28.45% for Telugu, showing a clear improvement as the weekend begins.
The film, directed by Aditya Dhar, is a long action thriller (3 hours 49 minutes) starring Ranveer Singh, R. Madhavan, Sanjay Dutt and others. The film's strong run is also backed by solid word-of-mouth and the success of its first part, which has already built trust among audiences.
Add to that the massive social media buzz—from viral dialogues like “Mera baccha hai tu” to trending reels and constant industry praise, the hype only grows. Despite its long runtime, the film's engaging storytelling is clearly working, managing to hold audience attention, including Gen Z viewers.
Even with weekday drops, the film is picking up again on weekends—showing that its box office run is still going strong.
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