BahariDuniya I updated : 18 December 2025
Dhurandhar crushes Baahubali at box office in 13 days, eyes Rs 1,000 crore
Aditya Dhar’s Dhurandhar is rewriting box office history, with its A‑rated, bold storytelling shattering records across the board. The film’s most striking milestone so far is overtaking the lifetime India collection of Baahubali: The Beginning, marking a rare triumph for an adult-certified Bollywood release.
The SS Rajamouli directorial, which kickstarted the pan-India cinema phenomenon, earned around Rs 421 crore in India and Rs 650 crore worldwide during its lifetime run. Dhurandhar has crossed that figure in just 13 days. At the end of its second Wednesday, the film stood at Rs 437.25 crore nett in India and Rs 674.50 crore worldwide.
Day-wise box office breakup of Dhurandhar after 13 days (India nett | Source: Sacnilk)
- Week 1: Rs 207.25 crore
- Friday: Rs 32.5 crore
- Saturday: Rs 53 crore
- Sunday: Rs 58 crore
- Monday: Rs 30.5 crore
- Tuesday: Rs 30.5 crore
- Wednesday: Rs 25.5 crore
- Total: Rs 437.25 crore
Dhurandhar isn’t stopping there — the film is on track to surpass Animal and emerge as the highest‑grossing A‑rated Indian movie ever. While the Ranbir Kapoor blockbuster wrapped up its run with ₹915 crore, the Ranveer Singh starrer is poised to overtake that figure very soon.
At the moment, the spy thriller stands at ₹675 crore gross in just 13 days. With strong momentum, it’s now targeting the prestigious ₹1,000‑crore mark and is projected to reach it by the end of its third weekend.
Top Indian A-rated films at the box office (India gross | Source: Sacnilk)
- Animal: Rs 915 crore
- Dhurandhar: Rs 675 crore
- Salaar: Part 1: Rs 618 crore
- Coolie: Rs 519 crore
- Kabir Singh: Rs 377 crore
Fueled by exceptional audience buzz, Dhurandhar recently achieved the highest second‑weekend collection ever for a Hindi film, overtaking the Hindi release of Pushpa: The Rule.
The story centres on an Indian intelligence operative who goes undercover inside Rahman Dakait’s Baloch network in Lyari, Karachi. The narrative also uncovers the deep links between criminal syndicates, political players and extremist groups that support cross‑border terrorism against India.
The film’s sequel is slated to hit theatres on March 19.
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