Indian cinema is witnessing a remarkable shift with the success of the spy thriller “Dhurandhar.” Led by stars such as Ranveer Singh, Sanjay Dutt, and Arjun Rampal, the film has achieved historic milestones at the box office.
“Dhurandhar” Breaks Box Office Records
Released on December 5, 2025, “Dhurandhar” has surpassed astonishing records, including those set by “RRR” and “KGF: Chapter 2.” In just 37 days, the film has grossed an impressive ₹1,247.50 crore worldwide. This figure includes ₹959.25 crore from India and ₹288.25 crore from international markets, as reported by Sacnilk.
Success Factors Behind “Dhurandhar”
The film’s astonishing performance can be attributed to several key factors:
- Powerful Storytelling: Directed by Aditya Dhar, the film features sharp storytelling and engaging character arcs.
- Stellar Performances: Ranveer Singh’s portrayal of a relentless spy showcases his skill and dedication, resonating with audiences.
- Strong Word-of-Mouth: Positive audience feedback has contributed to repeat viewings, fueling its prolonged box office run.
- Authentic Themes: The movie explores themes of national pride and sacrifice, striking a chord with viewers.
- Social Media Buzz: Viral clips featuring standout moments from the film have amplified public interest.
Competition and Rankings
“Dhurandhar” has now secured the fourth position among the highest-grossing Indian films globally, trailing only behind:
- “Dangal” at ₹2,070.3 crore
- “Baahubali 2” at ₹1,788 crore
- “Pushpa 2” at ₹1,742 crore
The film’s rapid ascent, overtaking previous record-holders like “RRR” (₹1,230 crore) and “KGF: Chapter 2” (₹1,215 crore), underscores the sustained appeal of Hindi cinema on the global stage.
Future Outlook
Looking ahead, “Dhurandhar” is poised to reach a final worldwide gross estimated between ₹1,350 crore and ₹1,400 crore. The film’s combination of gripping action, emotional depth, and authentic storytelling has solidified its place in Indian cinema history.
The dedication of its cast and crew has redefined expectations, showcasing that a single-language film can achieve remarkable success against formidable multi-language competitors.
