Dhurandhar 2 Heading Towards Historic 100 Crore Nett First Day –

Dhurandhar 2 Historic 100 Crore Day One:

Aditya Dhar’s Dhurandhar 2 is rewriting box office history at a breathtaking pace. The film has taken a thunderous start across the country, smashing records in every region—East, West, North, and South—within hours of release. What makes this feat even more remarkable is the massive momentum built through paid previews alone.

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The film has already collected an unprecedented ₹40 crore nett from previews, setting the tone for what is turning out to be a historic opening. As per early estimates, the Thursday collections are comfortably heading towards the ₹70 crore nett mark. Trade expectations suggest that the number could climb even higher, possibly touching ₹75 crore or even ₹80 crore by the end of the day.

When combined, the total of paid previews and Thursday collections is expected to land in the ₹110–120 crore nett range, even in a conservative scenario. This would mark the first time in Bollywood history that a film achieves such a massive opening day total, setting a completely new benchmark for the industry.

To put things into perspective, the previous biggest opening day record was held by Jawan with ₹63.87 crore. Dhurandhar 2 is not just surpassing that figure—it is racing far ahead, almost doubling it in scale.

With such extraordinary numbers, Dhurandhar 2 has firmly established itself as a box office juggernaut. If this momentum continues over the weekend and upcoming holidays, the film could go on to achieve even bigger milestones in the days ahead.

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