Dhurandhar 2 Day 8 Box Office Collection: Ranveer Singh's Film JUMPS On 2nd Thursday, Earns XX. Total Earnings

Dhurandhar 2 day 8 box office collection: Ranveer Singh and Aditya Dhar's Dhurandhar: The Revenge smashed box office records in the first week itself. The spy thriller emerged as the fastest Indian film to cross the Rs 1000-crore (gross) mark at the worldwide box office, sharing the feat with Allu Arjun-starrer Pushpa 2.

Dhurandhar 2 Box Office Collection Day 8: Film JUMPS On 2nd Thursday

Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge stayed strong at the box office on Day 8, earning ₹49.70 Cr net from 19,493 shows, according to a report in Sacnilk. With this, the film’s India net reached ₹674.17 Cr, while the total India gross climbed to ₹805.32 Cr.

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The Day 8 performance also marked a slight rise in earnings. The ₹49.70 Cr net on 2nd Thursday was 1.9% higher than the Day 7 figure of ₹48.75 Cr, signalling steady hold after the first week’s close.

Across its opening stretch, Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge recorded large daily numbers. The film opened with a Day 0 preview net of ₹43.00 Cr from 11,294 shows, with 64.8% occupancy, before moving into its first full week run across India.

The first full week ended with an India net of ₹624.47 Cr, built on strong weekend peaks of ₹113.00 Cr on 1st Saturday and ₹114.85 Cr on 1st Sunday. Weekday occupancies dropped from above 60% to below 45%, and then 28.4% by 2nd Thursday.

Despite the softening occupancies and a fall in show count from 21,633 on Day 1 to 19,493 on Day 8, Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge kept adding healthy daily nets, pushing its overall India gross to ₹805.32 Cr and confirming a sustained box office run.

Dhurandhar 2 Day 8 Box Office Earnings Language Wise

Dhurandhar 2 continued its strong run in India with the film reaching an overall net collection of ₹674.17Cr by Day 8. Telugu and Tamil versions showed different trends in earnings, occupancy and show counts, giving a clear picture of regional audience response.

On Day 8, the Telugu version led among the South Indian languages with an India net collection of ₹2.50Cr. Telugu shows record 33.0% occupancy across 1,401 shows. The Tamil version earns ₹0.90Cr on the same day, with 23.0% occupancy and 897 shows, indicating lower reach and turnout.

Hindi remained the biggest contributor with an India net of ₹46.00Cr on Day 8, from 16,950 shows and 28.3% occupancy. Kannada collected ₹0.20Cr with 31.0% occupancy over 104 shows, while Malayalam added ₹0.10Cr with 25.0% occupancy from 141 shows, as per Sacnilk.

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