Dhurandhar 2 Box Office Collection Day 15: Film DROPS By 11%, Fails To Touch Rs 20 Crore. Total Earning Is...

Dhurandhar 2 Box Office Collection Day 15: Ranveer Singh and Aditya Dhar's Dhurandhar: The Revenge witnessed a decrease in numbers on Thursday (April 2), failing to touch the Rs 950-crore mark in the first fifteen days of release.

Dhurandhar 2, which started on a massive note, fell under the Rs 20-crore mark for the first time in 15 days. While trade experts expected the movie to cross the Rs 1000-crore mark within the first 15 days, it might take another good 3-4 days to achieve the massive feat.

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Dhurandhar 2 Day 15 Box Office Collection

Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge continued its strong theatrical run, with Day 15 adding solid numbers in India and abroad. The film earned a net ₹17.80 Cr from 17,030 shows across India, keeping its business steady in the third week, according to Sacnilk's early estimates.

That Day 15 figure took total India net collections to ₹937.32 Cr, while India gross reached ₹1,122.17 Cr. Overseas markets added ₹5.00 Cr on the same day, lifting the overseas gross to ₹370.00 Cr and pushing worldwide gross to ₹1,492.17 Cr.

Dhurandhar 2 Day 15 Vs Day 14: Film Drops By 11%, Occupancy Today Is

The latest daily total of ₹17.80 Cr marked an 11.4% slide from the previous day's net ₹20.10 Cr. Despite the drop, audience turnout stayed reasonable, with Hindi 2D shows recording varied occupancies across different time slots on Day 15.

Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge ended its second week with a strong total, as the film’s net box office collection reached ₹937.32Cr across fifteen days. The first week contributed ₹674.17Cr, while the second week added another ₹263.15Cr, showing that audience interest stayed solid despite a gradual fall in daily numbers.

The fifteenth day, which was the third Thursday, showed a clear slowdown. The film earned a gross of ₹21.30Cr and a net of ₹17.80Cr from 17,030 shows, with occupancy dropping to 18.1%. This marked the lowest daily occupancy so far, underlining how collections eased after two busy weekends.

Dhurandhar 2 box office collection daily and weekly trends

Earlier, the opening day preview, marked as Day 0, brought in ₹51.60Cr gross and ₹43.00Cr net from 11,294 shows, with 54.8% occupancy. The first Thursday, Day 1, then rose to ₹123.00Cr gross and ₹102.55Cr net, as shows increased to 21,633 and occupancy inched up to 56.6%, confirming powerful initial pull.

Across the first weekend, Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge maintained high viewer turnout. Day 2, the first Friday, registered ₹96.76Cr gross and ₹80.72Cr net with 20,125 shows and 52.8% occupancy. Day 3, the first Saturday, climbed again to ₹135.15Cr gross and ₹113.00Cr net, helped by 20,917 shows and an improved 73.5% occupancy.

The first Sunday, Day 4, turned into the film’s best day, with ₹137.43Cr gross and ₹114.85Cr net across 21,202 shows. Occupancy also peaked at 76.1%. From Day 5 to Day 7, Monday to Wednesday, the film softened, posting net figures of ₹65.00Cr, ₹56.60Cr and ₹48.75Cr, with occupancies of 46.5%, 38.7% and 33.5% respectively.

Day 8, the second Thursday, closed the first week on a net of ₹49.70Cr from a gross of ₹59.49Cr. There were 19,493 shows and 35.1% occupancy that day, taking the Week 1 net to ₹674.17Cr. This weekly result set a high benchmark before weekday drops appeared more clearly in the second week.

During Week 2, Day 9, the second Friday, delivered ₹49.90Cr gross and ₹41.75Cr net from 18,456 shows with 31.5% occupancy. Day 10, the second Saturday, picked up to ₹75.22Cr gross and ₹62.85Cr net, while occupancy increased to 44.8% across 18,820 shows, showing better weekend interest.

Day 11, the second Sunday, kept this rebound going. The film collected ₹81.51Cr gross and ₹68.10Cr net, with 19,270 shows and 48.5% occupancy. The weekdays that followed, from Day 12 to Day 14, saw net figures of ₹25.30Cr, ₹27.25Cr and ₹20.10Cr, with occupancies easing to 23.5%, 26.1% and 19.8%.

By the end of Day 15, Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge had clearly moved into a stable but slower phase, with fewer shows and reduced percentages of filled seats.