The film is performing exceptionally well at the box office, thanks to great performances, particularly from Akshaye Khanna, and strong audience support.
Ranveer Singh’s spy thriller Dhurandhar is keeping the momentum alive at the global box office in its second week in theatres — scroll on to see how big the numbers are.
As of its 13th day, the film has neared the ₹450 crore milestone despite a slight fall in its daily numbers.
Back home, the film has already crossed the ₹400 crore milestone at the Indian ticket counters.
Dhurandhar box office day 12: It has become the highest-grosser for Ranveer Singh, overtaking movies like Padmaavat, Simmba, Bajirao Mastani.
Dhurandhar box office day 10: Ranveer Singh's film has witnessed high occupancy in the main regions. For instance, in Bengaluru, Pune and Chennai it had 87 per cent, 84 per cent and 81.25 per cent occupancy.
Dhurandhar’s stellar collections come despite the fact that it has been banned in Gulf countries – a significant source of collection for Indian movies.
The film crossed the ₹200 crore milestone in India within 7 days of its theatrical release.
The film has seen a slight drop in its daily collections on Wednesday.
Dhurandhar's night shows logged the highest occupancy at 63.13 per cent on Tuesday, while its morning shows recorded the lowest at 19.23 per cent.
The film is behind Stree 2 and Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 in terms of its opening day numbers.
Directed by Dominic Arun and starring Kalyani Priyadarshan, Naslen, and Sandy, the movie is now the fourth-highest-grossing Mollywood release
The film, featuring Kalyani Priyadarshan, has left behind Mohanlal's latest release Hridayapoorvam at the domestic ticket counters.
Globally, the film is also holding firm. Coolie’s extended opening weekend (August 14–17) brought in over $44 million (₹385 crore+), and with Tuesday’s earnings, its worldwide total is estimated to be above ₹400 crore.
Its opening weekend total of ₹385 crore places it ahead of Hollywood and Bollywood rivals in India this year, including War 2, which earned ₹182.27 crore domestically over its first five days.
Worldwide, the film hit ₹320 crore gross by Saturday, including a massive ₹131.5 crore from overseas markets. With Sunday’s performance, the total is expected to top ₹350 crore.
The film broke into the record books as the fastest Tamil movie to cross ₹300 crore worldwide, overtaking Jailer, Leo, and 2.0.
Regionally, Coolie continues to dominate in Tamil and Telugu circuits, bolstered by Rajinikanth’s unmatched pull in the South. Meanwhile, War 2 is accelerating in the Hindi and Telugu markets, with occupancy levels topping 50% in urban centers and multiplexes.
- War 2 features Hrithik Roshan and Jr NTR in a gripping action thriller. - The film has collected Rs 53.67 crore in India so far. - Post-theatrical OTT release on Netflix expected in October.
Coolie has so far earned ₹68.1 crore net domestically and an estimated ₹145 crore globally. Tamil Nadu, the Telugu states, and key overseas markets have delivered particularly strong numbers.
While Coolie opened to mixed reviews due to its first half and background music by Anirudh Ravichander, War 2 received overwhelmingly negative reviews as its VFX and story did not sit well with critics and audiences.





