The Hindi version remains the driving force behind its success, contributing Rs 24.25 crore from 13,094 shows with 29% occupancy. The Tamil version collected Rs 50 lakhs from 364 shows at 33% occupancy, while the Telugu version brought in Rs 70 lakhs from 522 shows, maintaining a steady 26% occupancy.

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Jio Studios recently confirmed the film’s entry into the prestigious Rs 1,500 crore club, placing it alongside some of Indian cinema’s biggest hits, including Dangal, Baahubali 2: The Conclusion, and Pushpa 2: The Rule.

What makes this run even more remarkable is the lack of competition. New releases, including Ustaad Bhagat Singh, have failed to dent its dominance. In fact, Dhurandhar 2 has influenced release calendars, with no major films arriving during its peak theatrical window.

All eyes are now on April 16, when Bhooth Bangla, marking the reunion of Akshay Kumar and Priyadarshan, hits theatres. Originally scheduled for April 10, the film’s release was pushed, giving Dhurandhar 2 an even wider runway.