Dhurandhar Box Office Collection Day 12: Ranveer Singh rules the box office, record breaking earnings of ‘Dhurandhar’

Dhurandhar Box Office Collection Day 12: Ranveer Singh’s action entertainer Dhurandhar continues its strong run at the box office. Even on its 12th day, the film has maintained a strong hold, leaving trade analysts in awe. The film’s earnings are no less than a storm, which is breaking records with every passing day.

Usually, there is a huge decline in the collections of films on the second Tuesday after their release. However, Dhurandhar broke all the rules and gave a great performance on both single screens and multiplexes despite it being a working day. As per early estimates, the film grossed a whopping ₹29.5–30 crore on its 12th day.

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If we look at the film’s first week performance, the numbers clearly show its dominance:

Day 1: ₹28.60 crore

Day 2: ₹33.10 crore

Day 3: ₹44.80 crore

With this, Dhurandhar crossed the ₹100 crore mark in just 3 days, which is a huge success.

Day 4 (Monday): ₹24.30 crore

Day five: ₹28.60 crore

Day 6: ₹29.20 crore

Day 7: ₹21.00 crore

The total collection for the first 7 days was ₹209.60 crore.

Second week: collection in top gear

The film gained further momentum in its second week:

Second Friday: ₹32.50 crore

Second Saturday: ₹53 crore

Second Sunday: ₹59 crore

After the second weekend, the total collection of the film reached ₹351.75 crore.

Second Monday: ₹30.50 crore

Second Tuesday: ₹30 crore

With this, Dhurandhar has earned a whopping ₹411.25 crore in just 12 days.

At this pace, the film is just one step away from the ₹450 crore milestone. Ranveer Singh’s stellar performance, interesting story and great action sequences have made Dhurandhar a blockbuster success. This film has comfortably left behind many big releases of the year.

The film, starring a strong cast like Akshay Khanna, Sanjay Dutt and Sara Arjun, has received a lot of praise for both its performance and scale.

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