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Dhurandhar Box Office Collection Day 1: On Friday, December 5, Dhurandhar debuted in 5000 theaters around India. In the film, which takes place in Pakistan in the early 2000s, Ranveer plays an Indian agent who destroys the Lyari gangs. The movie, which is set in the early 2000s and features Akshaye Khanna, Sanjay Dutt, Arjun Rampal, and R Madhavan, is based on actual events.Dhurandhar began on a strong note after overcoming from a disappointing early response. Word-of-mouth helped the movie grow throughout the day despite a sluggish pre-release start.

Dhurandhar made Rs 27 crore in India, as per Sacnilk. The film easily surpassed the day-one receipts of 83 (Rs 12.64 crore) and Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani (Rs 11.10 crore), making it Ranveer Singh's best opening film of the epidemic era. Saiyaara (Rs 21.50 crore) was surpassed by the opening figure, becoming Dhurandhar Ranveer Singh's best pandemic-era debut. But the movie hasn't lived up to Vicky Kaushal's Rs 31 crore film Chhaava.

Dhurandhar, the espionage thriller has already made people's hearts race thanks to its compelling plot and outstanding cast. The movie's trailer generated a lot of excitement, which led to impressive early box office results.

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About Dhurandhar Cast And Story

One of Dhurandhar's best features is its cast, which consists of numerous well-known actors in important roles. According to reports, Sanjay Dutt, who portrays a stern, seasoned police officer alongside Ranveer Singh, is involved in the Karachi operation. R. Madhavan is reportedly portraying Ajay Sanyal, the clever and savvy head of intelligence.

Based on real-life intelligence operations, the plot of Dhurandhar centers on an Indian spy named Hamza Ali (Ranveer Singh), who is assigned by IB Chief Ajay Sanyal to Pakistan's dangerous Lyari neighborhood in Karachi.

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