Ranveer Singh Achieves Historic Milestone At Australian Box Office Joining $8 Million Club

In a massive overseas win, Ranveer Singh has taken the lead at the Australian box office with Dhurandhar 2, overtaking giants like Shah Rukh Khan within just 25 days of release. What makes this even bigger is the pace, this isn't a slow burn, it's pure momentum driven by audience demand. This feat comes to force after Ranveer already took lead at the US box office, as the new emperor of North America.

Released during Eid 2026, Dhurandhar 2 has clicked strongly across key international markets like Australia, North America, and Germany. The film driven by Ranveer Singh's performance isn't just performing well, it's outpacing some of the biggest Indian stars globally, including Prabhas and even its own predecessor. Domestically, the star also recently became the first one in the history of Indian cinema to deliver 1000 crores Hindi nett at the box office.

Australia, in particular, has turned into a landmark story. Ranveer's film has crossed A$8.04 million, becoming the first Indian film to go beyond the A$6M mark there, and then quickly pushing past A$7M and A$8M. These aren't just numbers-they're milestones that were once considered out of reach for a film of this scale and genre.

The growth story actually began earlier. The first Dhurandhar had already set a benchmark in North America, outperforming Animal starring Ranbir Kapoor. Now, Dhurandhar 2 has gone even further and while the storyline is a hit, Hamza and Jaskirat have blown everyone off with the audience calling it "Oscar worthy performance".

What really stands out is Ranveer's consistency overseas. With Dhurandhar 2, Padmaavat, and Dhurandhar, he now has three films among the top-grossing Indian releases internationally. That puts him ahead of previous benchmarks set by Shah Rukh Khan with Pathaan and Jawan. Right now, Dhurandhar 2 isn't just running successfully-it's shifting perception. Ranveer Singh has firmly established himself as the new emperor, the biggest force in the global box office conversation, with numbers that reflect both scale and sustained audience pull.