The box office journey of Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge enters its third week. On Day 15 (third Thursday), Ranveer Singh-starrer has collected around Rs 5.23 crore, with shows reduced to 9,133 and an overall occupancy of 14.3%. This drop is expected, as weekday collections usually slow down after a big opening run.
Despite the dip, the film has already achieved massive numbers. Its total India net collection now stands at Rs 925.25 crore, while the India gross has crossed Rs 1,107.64 crore. The first week alone brought in Rs 674.17 crore, showing a record-breaking start. The second week added another Rs 245.85 crore, proving that the film held steady even after the initial buzz.
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Looking at the daily trend, the film opened with Rs 43 crore on Day 0 and jumped to Rs 102.55 crore on Day 1. The first weekend saw huge growth, with the highest collection coming on Day 4 (Sunday) at Rs 114.85 crore. After that, weekday numbers dropped gradually, with Day 5 at Rs 65 crore, Day 6 at Rs 56.60 crore, and Day 7 at Rs 48.75 crore. In the second week, collections picked up again over the weekend, with Day 10 earning Rs 62.85 crore and Day 11 reaching Rs 68.10 crore. The lowest before Day 15 was Day 14, which collected Rs 20.10 crore.
Occupancy trends show a similar pattern. The film recorded its highest occupancy of 76.1% on Day 4, while Day 15 has dropped to 14.3%, with Hindi morning shows at 10.46%. The number of shows has also reduced significantly from over 21,000 during the opening days to just over 8,000 now.
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In terms of language-wise performance on Day 15, the Hindi version continues to dominate with Rs 4.84 crore, 14% occupancy, and 8,110 shows. The Telugu version collected Rs 0.29 crore with 17% occupancy across 713 shows, while the Tamil version earned Rs 0.10 crore with 16% occupancy in 310 shows.
Region-wise, Chennai recorded one of the highest occupancies at 19%, followed by Pune at 15% and NCR at 13%. Mumbai and Kolkata stayed in the 10–12% range, while cities like Surat and Bhopal saw lower footfall. In the South, some centres like Bengaluru and Vellore showed strong spikes.
Directed by Aditya Dhar, the film continues to perform like a blockbuster despite weekday drops.
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