Dhurandhar: The Revenge has entered its fourth week in theatres, but its weekday performance is now showing a noticeable slowdown. On Day 22 (April 9, 2026), the film earned around Rs 3.64 crore, running across 8,427 shows with an overall occupancy of around 12.2%.
The film's total now stands at an impressive Rs 1,044.91 crore net in India, while the gross collection has reached Rs 1,250.96 crore as per the Sacnilk report.
The film opened with a massive Rs 43 crore on Day 0, followed by a peak of Rs 114.85 crore on Day 4 (Sunday), which remains its highest single-day collection and occupancy (76.1%). The first week alone brought in a huge Rs 674.17 crore, driven by strong weekend jumps and high occupancy levels above 70% during peak days.
The second week saw a drop but remained steady with Rs 263.65 crore, while the third week added Rs 106.45 crore. By Day 21, collections had slowed to Rs 7.90 crore.
Occupancy trends reflect a similar pattern. After strong first-week numbers, weekday occupancy dropped to the 13–14% range by the mid-third week, and further dipped to around 10–11% on Day 22, indicating a typical weekday decline.
Language-wise, Hindi continues to dominate with Rs 3.49 crore on Day 22 at around 12% occupancy across 7,917 shows. The Telugu version earned about Rs 0.09 crore with a higher 17% occupancy, while Tamil contributed Rs 0.06 crore with around 13% occupancy, showing relatively better engagement in southern pockets despite fewer shows.
Region-wise, cities like Chennai (16%), Jaipur (14%), Pune (14%), and Mumbai (13%) reported better occupancy, while Surat (4.5%) and Ahmedabad (6%) remained on the lower side for Hindi shows. In Telugu markets, Hyderabad led with 17%, while Tamil regions like Chennai touched 18.5% for Tamil shows, showing strong niche interest.
The film, directed by Aditya Dhar, is a high-scale spy thriller following an undercover agent navigating international terror networks. With a runtime of nearly four hours and release in five languages, its scale and action have been key drivers.
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Despite weekday dips, weekend jumps have consistently boosted collections, and the film's record-breaking first two weeks have already secured its blockbuster status. As it moves ahead, the trend suggests stable but slower earnings, with weekends expected to remain crucial for sustaining momentum.
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