Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge continues a steady fourth-week run despite weekday dips, earning about Rs 2.64 crore across 5,817 shows on Day 23 (April 10, 2026). With this, the total collection has reached Rs 1,051.06 crore net in India and Rs 1,258.34 crore gross, as per Sacnilk report.
On Day 23, the overall occupancy is around 11.54%, with morning shows at 11.54% and afternoon shows slightly better at 14.54%. In terms of language, Hindi leads with Rs 2.56 crore from 5,622 shows at 11% occupancy. Telugu has earned Rs 0.05 crore with 14% occupancy, while Tamil has Rs 0.03 crore with a higher 28% occupancy, showing better interest in some southern regions despite fewer shows. The film is also available in Kannada and Malayalam, though their numbers remain minimal.
Looking at cities, Chennai recorded the highest occupancy at 54%, while Surat was among the lowest at just 3%. Cities like Bengaluru and Pune are around 12%, while big centres like Mumbai and NCR are below 10%, showing a clear slowdown in urban markets.
Directed by Aditya Dhar, the film stars Ranveer Singh, R. Madhavan, Akshaye Khanna and Arjun Rampal. It is a spy-action story about an undercover agent fighting dangerous networks while seeking revenge for the 26/11 attacks.
Even though weekday numbers are falling, the film continues to attract audiences because of its scale, action and strong word-of-mouth. Weekend growth is still helping it stay steady, showing that big films can hold well in theatres even after several weeks.
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The film had a huge opening. It started with Rs 43 crore on Day 0, and then jumped to Rs 102.55 crore on Day 1. The highest single-day collection came on Day 4 (Sunday) with Rs 114.85 crore, along with the highest occupancy of 76.1%.
The first weekend saw strong growth, but numbers slowly dropped during weekdays, with Day 7 at Rs 48.75 crore. The film ended its first week with a massive Rs 674.17 crore.
In Week 2, the film collected Rs 263.65 crore. However, weekday numbers started falling, with the lowest being Day 14 at Rs 20.10 crore. Week 3 saw a bigger drop, collecting Rs 110.60 crore, and the lowest daily collection so far came on Day 22 with Rs 7.15 crore, along with a low occupancy of 12.3%.
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