Overview
- Opening day estimates diverged, with Sacnilk reporting Rs 27 crore net in India and Jio Studios issuing an official NBOC of Rs 28.60 crore.
- Saturday occupancy climbed across shows, and Sacnilk estimates a Rs 31 crore net second day, taking the domestic two-day total to about Rs 58 crore.
- The launch marks Ranveer Singh’s biggest opening, outpacing Saiyaara’s debut while remaining behind Chhaava among 2025’s top Hindi openers.
- Exhibitors, especially in Mumbai, added post‑midnight and early‑morning screenings, with some cinemas operating near round-the-clock schedules.
- Overseas day-one receipts of roughly $850,000 lifted the worldwide opening to about Rs 40 crore; a post‑credits tease set Dhurandhar 2 for March 19, 2026, as some reports flagged unverified block‑booking claims.