Dhurandhar Box Office Collection Day 9: Dhurandhar successfully began its second week on Friday and hasn't slowed down yet. In actuality, the graph for the Ranveer Singh, Akshay Khanna, R, Madhavan, and Sanjay Dutt film has only been rising since Friday. By the end of its second week, the espionage drama will have made over Rs. 300 crore, having already surpassed the Rs. 290 crore mark.
Dhurandhar has been keeping the register ringing at the box office. The spy thriller, which is based on actual events, earned Rs 32.5 crore on Friday, its eighth day of release, an increase of more than 20% from the seventh day's earnings. As per Sacnilk, the movie then made Rs 53 crore thanks to the weekend rise. Dhurandhar has made Rs 292.75 crore at the Indian box office after nine days.
Dhurandhar is on its way to record business in India following a strong opening week and a boosted second Saturday, as per early trends. The star studded movie had a solid start and held steady during the first week. Here's day-wise box office breakdown of its earnings:
Dhurandhar Day-Wise Collection (as per Sacnilk)
Day 1 - Rs 28 crore
Day 2 - Rs 32 crore
Day 3 - Rs 43 crore
Day 4 - Rs 23.35 crore
Day 5 - Rs 27 crore
Day 6 - Rs 26.50 crore
Day 7 - Rs 27 crore
Day 8 - Rs 32.5 crore
Day 9 - Rs 53 crore
TOTAL - Rs 292.75 crore
Dhurandhar's global box office receipts were Rs 372.75 crore. In its first eight days, the eagerly anticipated movie made Rs. 85.00 crore worldwide, as per Sacnilk. On Saturday, December 13, the movie's overseas box office receipts surpassed Rs 100 crore.
Aditya Dhar returned to filmmaking with Dhurandhar after a six-year hiatus. Singh and the director collaborated for the first time on the blockbuster spy thriller movie, which has already risen to the top for both of them.
Dhurandhar Storyline
Aditya Dhar's popular semi-fictional film Dhurandhar, starring Ranveer Singh, Sanjay Dutt, Akshaye Khanna, and Arjun Rampal, enters this universe. Real blood, fear, and men who previously roamed these neighborhoods and subjugated them are the film's main sources of inspiration.
Pakistan's Lyari is haunted with legends sculpted in blood, bullets, and retaliation by Rehman Dakait, Chaudhry Aslam, and Uzair Baloch. On cinema, Dhurandhar depicts their savage underworld, where spies, monsters, and messiahs clash.
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