Jio Studios & B62 Studios’ Aditya Dhar directorial #DhurandharTheRevenge has rewritten box-office history, emerging as the biggest global Indian blockbuster of all time, delivering an unprecedented opening weekend and setting new records across territories worldwide.

Driven by extraordinary advance bookings, sold-out shows across circuits, and the unmatched anticipation for the next chapter of the franchise, the film has delivered all-time highest collections day after day, both domestically and overseas, culminating in the biggest opening weekend ever for an Indian film, both domestically and internationally.

This phenomenal start follows the iconic run of Dhurandhar, the biggest global Hindi blockbuster, with the sequel taking the franchise to an even greater high, creating history with the highest paid previews, biggest opening day, biggest Saturday, biggest Sunday, and the highest opening weekend worldwide for any Indian film.

With a staggering ₹761 Crores worldwide gross in its opening weekend alone, #DhurandharTheRevenge has set a new benchmark for Indian cinema on the global stage.

DAY WISE BREAK-UP

Paid Previews + Day 1 (Thur)– ₹145 Cr India (nett) | ₹52 Cr Overseas
Day 2 Friday – ₹83 Cr India (nett) | ₹46 Cr Overseas
Day 3 Saturday – ₹117 Cr India (nett)| ₹58 Cr Overseas
Day 4, Sunday- ₹121 Cr India (nett)| ₹56 Cr Overseas

 Opening Weekend Total
India – ₹466 Cr (nett)

India – ₹550 Cr (gross)

Overseas – ₹211 Cr

GROSS BOXOFFICE WORLDWIDE – ₹761 CRORES

Dhurandhar The Revenge — All-Time Records

INDIA
- Highest advance sales ever
- Highest paid previews ever
- Highest opening weekend ever
- Fastest film to ₹300 Cr domestically
- Most tickets sold on first Saturday (Source: BMS & District)
- Most tickets sold per hour on BMS – 109.17K (Source: BMS)
 
OVERSEAS
- ⁠Highest overseas weekend ever for an Indian film  
- ⁠Highest Opening day, without Gulf 
- Highest single day ever for an Indian film — Sat 
- Ranked #2 in major markets & #1 in secondary markets (Source: Comscore)  
- Widest overseas release for a Hindi film  - 2200 cinemas | 3000 screens  
- Released in non-traditional markets like Uruguay, Ukraine, Bulgaria, Romania, Chile, Mexico & Cyprus due to demand

The storm didn’t just arrive. It rewrote history — across the world