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Dhurandhar box office day 34: Ranveer Singh film slows after Rs 780 crore milestone, still outpaces Ikkis and Tu Meri Main Tera

What happened: Dhurandhar entered Day 34 with a visible slowdown but crossed Rs 780 crore worldwide, according to industry trackers. Why it matters now: The...

Jan 7
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Dhurandhar box office day 34: Ranveer Singh film slows after Rs 780 crore milestone, still outpaces Ikkis and Tu Meri Main Tera

What happened: Dhurandhar entered Day 34 with a visible slowdown but crossed Rs 780 crore worldwide, according to industry trackers.

Why it matters now: The film’s late-run stability shows strong audience retention even after a month in theatres.

What changes for people: Exhibitors continue to hold premium screens as the film performs better than newer releases.

Who is affected: Cinema owners, distributors, and competing releases led by Ikkis and Tu Meri Main Tera.

Dhurandhar, starring Ranveer Singh and Akshaye Khanna, has begun to ease off the accelerator in its fifth weekend, but the film’s box office story remains formidable. On Day 34, the period action drama held steady enough to stay above the Rs 780 crore global mark, outperforming fresher titles and reinforcing its long-tail appeal.

Day 34 performance snapshot

Trade estimates tracked through industry analysts and exhibitor reports indicate a modest dip on Day 34, expected for a film deep into its theatrical run. Despite the slowdown, occupancy levels in metros and Tier-2 centres remained resilient, helping the film retain a strong daily average.

Why the slowdown still counts as a win

Box office experts note that a controlled decline after four weeks signals word-of-mouth durability. The film’s genre appeal, repeat value, and wide release footprint have cushioned the drop, allowing Dhurandhar to keep collecting while competitors struggle to find traction.