Dhurandhar 2 Day 33 Box Office Collection: Rs. 1.62 Cr Net Resistance and 39K BMS Sales Powering a Record-Breaking 1,758 Cr Global Run

As we precisely anticipated in our previous forecast, Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge has hit its 33rd-day target with surgical precision. The film has officially recorded a net collection of 1.62 crore on its fifth Monday, pushing the total India net collection to a monumental 1,117.29 crore and the total India gross to 1,337.46 crore. While a 68.8 percent drop from Sunday's 5.20 crore might look steep on paper, it is actually a phenomenal hold for a movie that has already been playing for over a month and has reached nearly every corner of the country. The most historic aspect of this run is the sheer handicap the film overcame to dominate the international stage. Dhurandhar 2 has officially secured the title of the highest-grossing Indian film overseas without a China release, but the real shocker for trade analysts is that the film also did not release across the GCC regions. Usually, China and the Gulf countries act as the two massive engines that propel Indian blockbusters toward the 2,000 crore club. By being completely absent from these major territories and still shattering global records, the film has performed a box office miracle. It has essentially rewritten the rulebook, proving that a movie can achieve legendary status by relying solely on the explosive demand in North America, the UK, and Oceania, without needing the traditional safety nets of the Chinese or Middle Eastern markets. North America has been the undisputed backbone of this international success story. With a Saturday gross of 28.04 million dollars, the North American circuit alone has contributed roughly 233 crore to the total overseas gross of 421.50 crore. This means over 55 percent of the film's entire international collection is coming from the US and Canada. By maintaining this pace, Dhurandhar 2 has finally managed to eclipse the decade-old record held by Baahubali 2 in these territories, a milestone achieved not through the cushion of a holiday release, but through the sheer, unstoppable force of audience Word of Mouth and a flawless narrative In the domestic market, the film's fifth Monday performance keeps it in an elite bracket of all-time performers. Here is a look at the top highest-collecting Hindi films on their 33rd day in cinema history: 1. Dhurandhar: 4.75 Cr 2. Stree 2: 3.00 Cr 3. 3 Idiots: 2.48 Cr 4. Pathaan: 2.45 Cr 5. Chhaava: 2.35 Cr 6. Pushpa: The Rule - Part 2: 1.90 Cr 7. URI: The Surgical Strike: 1.63 Cr 8. Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge: 1.55 Cr (Hindi Net) While the film sits at the 8th spot on this specific list, the context is vital. Dhurandhar 2 has already surpassed the lifetime collections of every film ranked above it on this chart. The sequel factor and the explosive word-of-mouth that started on day one have created a compounding effect, allowing it to maintain a massive show count of 3,672 even in its fifth week. The day 33 occupancy levels further highlight the film's weekday resilience. The Hindi 2D circuit saw an average occupancy of 11.97 percent. The day started with a steady 8.26 percent in the morning, climbed to a peak of 14.72 percent in the afternoon, and held a very respectable 10.98 percent during the night shows. This late-night stability suggests that working professionals and college students are still filling up theaters for late screenings, which is a hallmark of a long-term blockbuster. A significant part of the Monday momentum was driven by the premium multiplex segment, which acted as the bedrock for the film's Day 33 performance. In the three major national chains—PVR, INOX, and Cinepolis—the film recorded an advance sale of over 11,000 tickets for its 33rd day, translating to an advance gross of nearly 30 lakhs before the first show even commenced. Out of the film's total 3,672 shows across India, a staggering 1,600 shows were concentrated in these top national chains alone. PVR led this contribution with over 5,400 tickets, followed by INOX and Cinepolis with 3,500 and 2,000 tickets respectively. Maintaining such a dominant footprint in these elite venues during the fifth week is a testament to the film's incredible longevity and the high demand in urban centers. These advance numbers provided the necessary stability, ensuring that the film remained resilient even before the massive surge of walk-in crowds took over during the afternoon and evening shows. Digital tracking via BookMyShow reinforces this momentum. On its 33rd day, the film sold 39,333 tickets, ranking as the 5th most-booked movie on the platform despite being the oldest release in the top 5. The total ticket sales on BMS have now reached a staggering 1.77 crore. With the worldwide gross collection now sitting at a massive 1,758.96 crore, it is clear that Dhurandhar 2 is not just a movie; it is a theatrical phenomenon that is slowly closing the gap toward the legendary 1,800 crore global milestone.