Dhurandhar The Revenge Breaks Out at USA Box Office with $14M Gross, Becomes 1st Indian Film to Seize No. 1 Rank

Ranveer Singh’s Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge has not only brought a storm at the Indian box office but also made noise internationally. In India, Aditya Dhar’s directorial has collected a net of Rs 2.37 crore on day 5 morning by running across 3,744 shows. This brings the total India gross collections to Rs 544.77 crore and total India net to Rs 456.49 crore. 

On the other hand, the spy thriller bankrolled by Moviegoers Entertainment broke out with a $10 million over the weekend, seizing the no. 3 ranking on 987 screens for a gross of $14 million. Undoubtedly, at the international box office, Dhurandhar: The Revenge saw one of the biggest opening weekends ever for a Bollywood film in North America. The four-hour sequel to 2025’s Dhurandhar surpassed the records of Shah Rukh Khan’s Pathaan (2023), which opened to $6.9 million. Here are more milestones the film has hit!

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Dhurandhar The Revenge: Box Office Collections

Compliments ain’t stopping any soon for Ranveer Singh due to his exceptional performance in Dhurandhar: The Revenge. Ricky Kej, the musician, celebrated the actor on social media. Lately, Kej shared a screenshot of the US box office standings from March 19. The caption of his post read, “Everyone said that the Super-Star era has ended. Now we have a new certified global Super-Star: @RanveerOfficial. And he deserves every bit of this success.” 

Furthermore, Dhurandhar 2 raked in $3,942,000 from 987 US theaters, surpassing Hoppers’ $2,994,090. Meanwhile, Reminders of Him secured third with $1,430,570, whereas GOAT and Scream 7 followed in fourth and fifth, minting $723,178 and $711,391, respectively.