Mumbai, January 3 — Dhurandhar, starring Ranveer Singh and directed by Aditya Dhar, continues its remarkable box office run as it enters Day 30 in cinemas. According to early trade estimates, the film has shown steady momentum even in its fifth week, reaffirming its blockbuster status.
Early figures suggest that Dhurandhar is expected to collect ₹8–9 crore net in India on Day 30, benefiting from the weekend boost after relatively lower mid-week numbers. While the film has now slipped into single-digit daily collections, its hold remains strong for a month-old release, especially amid growing competition from newer films.
Strong Monthly Performance
By the end of Day 30, Dhurandhar’s total India net collection is estimated to be around ₹785 crore, with India gross figures nearing ₹930 crore. The film’s overseas performance continues to be robust, pushing the worldwide box office total to approximately ₹1,160–1,170 crore.
Trade analysts note that the film has performed exceptionally well across multiplexes and mass circuits alike, maintaining audience interest well beyond the standard theatrical window. Its ability to draw crowds even after four weeks highlights strong word-of-mouth and repeat value.
Weekend Boost Expected
With the New Year weekend in play, exhibitors are optimistic that Dhurandhar will continue to post respectable numbers through Sunday, helping it maintain screen presence despite fresh releases entering theatres. The film is expected to see marginal growth over the weekend before settling into a gradual decline in the coming weekdays.
Box Office Verdict
Dhurandhar is now firmly established as one of the biggest Hindi box office successes of recent times. Industry watchers believe the film could comfortably cross the ₹1,200 crore worldwide milestone before concluding its theatrical run, placing it among the all-time highest-grossing Indian films.
Final Day 30 numbers will be confirmed once official trade figures are released, but early estimates clearly indicate that Dhurandhar’s box office journey remains far from over.