Dhurandhar 2 Box Office Collection Day 24: Ranveer Singh film crosses Rs 1700 cr mark worldwide

In a recent interview with Zoom, actor Ranvir Shorey shared his perspective on how the blockbuster success of Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge could influence filmmaking trends. When asked if such success impacts how directors and producers approach new projects, he candidly said, “Of course, this business works like this. This business works on repeating success. That's the flaw.” He further added, “That is the problem with this business: they think if something is successful, you have to keep making that again and again, and you will be successful. It doesn't work like that. That is an ongoing thing, something which one has been seeing for the last 30-35 years I've been working.”

Riding high on the massive success of Dhurandhar 2, Rakesh Bedi also shared in his recent interview that his life has become busier than ever, with interviews, podcasts, endorsements, plays, and social media reels filling up his schedule. Despite reduced sleep, the veteran actor said he is enjoying the phase and has found a sense of peace amid the chaos, as he continues to bask in the film’s blockbuster run.

According to trade tracker Sacnilk, Dhurandhar The Revenge is currently running across 2,077 shows and has collected a net of Rs 1.13 crore as of 10:50 am on Sunday. With this, the film’s total India gross has reached Rs 1,281.14 crore, while the overall India net stands at Rs 1,070.05 crore.

A fan @TheNameIsClaus shared a clip from the film featuring Ranveer Singh and Sara Arjun and wrote on X, "The performances of Ranveer - Sara along with BGM of Aakhri Ishq made this scene so emotionally beautiful."

Bhooth Bangla was initially scheduled to release on April 10, but the makers chose to postpone it after requests from exhibitors and distributors who wanted to ensure an “undisturbed window” for the Akshay Kumar starrer at the box office, especially with Dhurandhar: The Revenge already running in theatres. Directed by Priyadarshan, the film will now hit cinemas on April 17, with paid previews beginning from April 16.

In a recent interview with PTI, Paresh Rawal dismissed the notion that the delay was due to Dhurandhar 2, which he said he enjoyed watching in theatres. “There are different ways to look at it. It would be an injustice to both the films to say that the release has been pushed because of Dhurandhar 2. Ultimately, it's show business, so it should be treated like a business. In business, there is no foolhardiness because it will not benefit any of them.” He also pointed out that release shifts are common, citing Toxic as an example—originally slated to clash with Dhurandhar: The Revenge on March 19, it has now been moved to June 4.

On Day 24, Dhurandhar 2's language-wise performance was led overwhelmingly by Hindi, which contributed Rs 13 crore with an occupancy of 24% across 7,929 shows. Among the southern markets, Telugu recorded Rs 24 lakh with 21.0% occupancy from 198 shows, while Tamil brought in Rs 17 lakh with a strong 59.0% occupancy over 73 shows. Kannada added Rs 8 lakh with 25% occupancy across 38 shows, and Malayalam, despite the highest occupancy of 56%, contributed a modest Rs 1 lakh from just 6 shows.

User @ByRakeshSimha shared a note on X which read, "Thanks to everyone who recommended watching Dhurandhar 2 a second time. I had my doubts if I would enjoy it again and whether it would be a waste of time and money. But after strong recommendations by friends plus friends on Facebook and Twitter, I decided to go for it. Here's why it was a different experience both times. When I watched Dhurandhar 2 last month, I was comparing it to Part 1 and constantly staring at the subtitles. Plus, I missed Akshay Khanna's entrance and presence. But yesterday it felt like watching a totally different movie - a masterpiece. I consciously avoided looking at the subtitles which helped in viewing the film in its full brilliance. That's why unlike last time, I became emotional frequently during the nearly 4 hours. I kept thinking of the numerous soldiers like Jaskirat Singh Rangi, his father Subedar Arjun Singh and grandfather who dedicated their lives to protect India."

Over the past few days, director Aditya Dhar has been sharing posts about the Dhurandhar crew, the latest spotlighting sound desginer Bishwadeep Chatterjee and sound engineer Justin Jose. Reacting to the same, user @priteshlakhani wrote on X, "Like how @AdityaDharFilms bhai is running his own award show appreciating every team member every day on Twitter."

Dhurandhar 2 director Aditya Dhar shared a note on sound designer Bishwadeep Chatterjee and sound engineer Justin Jose on Saturday. The note read, "Here’s to Bishwadeep (Bishu Da) and Justin Sir, the heartbeat behind the sound of Dhurandhar and Dhurandhar: The Revenge. I’ve known Bishu Da since my assistant days, when I was just a curious kid, constantly asking questions about every little detail of sound. And not once did he lose patience. He would sit with me and explain every nuance, every layer, every choice. In many ways, that’s where my understanding of sound and cinema truly began. Over the years, both Bishu Da and Justin Sir have been called 'veterans' but honestly, they’re like kids when it comes to their craft. Inquisitive, experimental, always pushing boundaries. Give them space and they won’t just deliver, they’ll create something extraordinary. From Uri to Dhurandhar, they’ve been my pillars. Not just collaborators, but constant guides, always smiling, always teaching, always treating me like a kid brother."

Ranveer Singh-starrer Dhurandhar: The Revenge recorded a 24.3% occupancy while running across 8,244 shows on Saturday. The occupancy on Friday was 13.2% across 8,492 shows.

While the India gross collection of Ranveer Singh-starrer Dhurandhar The Revenge stands at Rs 1,279.80 crore, its total India net has touched Rs 1,068.92 crore.