Box office report: History was rewritten at the Indian box office this week as Dhurandhar stormed past every previous benchmark. Directed by Aditya Dhar,
the action drama emerged as the highest-earning Hindi film of all time on Wednesday, January 7, 2026.
The film overtook Allu Arjun’s Pushpa 2: The Rule and continues to show rare staying power well into its fifth week. Scroll down to read the detailed box office report!
Dhurandhar worldwide collection
According to figures shared by the makers, Dhurandhar closed day 34 with an estimated Rs 831.40 crore net in India. Its worldwide gross now stands at around Rs 1,227 crore, including Rs 943 crore from India and Rs 284 crore from overseas markets. On its fifth Wednesday alone, the Hindi version recorded over 10 per cent occupancy, an impressive feat for a film more than a month after release.
The film earned roughly Rs 4.25 crore on day 34. Week five collections touched Rs 47 crore net, making it the strongest fifth-week performance in recent years. Over just three days, the film collected nearly Rs 33.25 crore, beating the previous record held by Chhaava. Major centres such as Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai and Pune continue to deliver steady footfalls. Chennai led the charge with 24.5 per cent occupancy, while Bengaluru followed at 15.75 per cent, underlining the film’s pan-India appeal.
Ikkis vs Tu Meri Main Tera box office collection
While Dhurandhar soars, the story is very different for Agastya Nanda’s Ikkis. Despite strong pre-release buzz around its cast and Sriram Raghavan’s direction, the war drama has failed to gain momentum. On day seven, the film earned Rs 1.15 crore, taking its total to Rs 24.25 crore. The film is yet to cross the Rs 25 crore mark, reflecting muted audience interest.
In comparison, Tu Meri Main Tera Main Tera Tu Meri, starring Kartik Aaryan and Ananya Panday, performed better during its opening week. The romantic comedy collected Rs 28.85 crore in its first seven days, staying ahead of Ikkis at the same point.
However, its pace has slowed since. On day 14, the film earned Rs 0.25 crore, pushing its total net collection to Rs 32.75 crore. The film’s worldwide gross stands at Rs 35.6 crore, with overseas earnings of $0.75 million (Rs 6.74 crore). Despite a decent opening, weekday drops have limited its long-term prospects.
Overall, the box office presents a clear contrast. Dhurandhar continues to dominate with record-breaking numbers, while Ikkis struggles to stay afloat and Tu Meri Main Tera Main Tera Tu Meri settles into an average run.
