"Dhurandhar: The Revenge" netted Rs 12.45 crore in its sixth week, which is more than what director Aditya Dhar's earlier film "Uri: The Surgical Strike" made in its sixth week (Rs 11.59 crore). The Ranveer Singh-starrer also surpassed "Jawan", "Pathaan", and "Pushpa 2" in sixth-week collections.
However, it trails behind the sixth-week figures of other Hindi-language blockbusters such as "Stree 2" (Rs 17 crore) and "Chhaava" (Rs 13 crore). The first "Dhurandhar" currently holds the record for the highest sixth-week earnings (Rs 23 crore).
The 2025 "Dhurandhar" had established the benchmark for longevity, earning nearly double what the sequel managed in its sixth week. Compared to the sequel, it collected more in the following weeks than following a front-loaded pattern. "Dhurandhar 2", on the other, earned more in the first couple of weeks, bolstered by pre-release hype and established brand familiarity.
The performance of other box office juggernauts like "Stree 2" and "Chhaava" are notable for showing stronger legs in their sixth week than global giants like "Pathaan" or "Jawan".
Movies like "Uri" are rare examples of mid-budget films that outlasted massive action spectacles in late-stage collections, proving that strong content drives repeat viewership.
As of May 2, 2026, "Dhurandhar: The Revenge", which collected Rs 1,785.23 crore worldwide (as per box office tracking analyst Sacnilk analysis), is chasting the lifetime gross of "Baahubali 2: The Conclusion".
In India, it became the first-ever Hindi film to cross the Rs 1,000 crore net mark domestically, eventually overtaking the long-standing India net record of "Baahubali 2" (Rs 1,030 crore).
The sequel also outperformed "Baahubali 2" in terms of overseas gross, in North America, setting a new benchmark for Indian cinema in that market with a haul of over $24.39 million.
The film continues its theatrical run, though collections have slowed in its seventh week.
