Dhurandhar Box Office Collection Worldwide Day 27 Update: Ranveer Singh’s film becomes highest-grossing Indian film in a single language

Dhurandhar Box Office Collection Worldwide Day 27 Update: Ranveer Singh leaves Jawan and Pushpa 2 behind.

Dhurandhar Worldwide Box Office Collection Day 27 Live Updates: The dominance of Aditya Dhar’s directorial Dhurandhar at the box office is refusing to die down. After crossing the Rs 1,000 crore mark worldwide and surpassing massive hits like Chhaava, Pathaan, Stree 2 and several others, the film has now emerged as the highest-grossing Indian film in a single language. On its fourth Wednesday, the film raked in Rs 10.5 crore at the box office, taking its domestic box office collection to Rs 722.5 crore, as per Sacnilk.

The Ranveer Singh-starrer is the only non-multilingual Indian film to enter the Rs 1,000 crore club. As per the report, the film is likely to cross the Rs 1,100 crore mark worldwide on Wednesday. With these figures, the film has left behind top earners like Jawan and Pushpa 2, which crossed the Rs 1,050 crore mark worldwide, as they released in multiple languages across the country. Dhurandhar is currently the seventh highest-grossing Indian film of all time when taking all versions into account.

The film is currently enjoying strong dominance at the box office despite the release of Kartik Aaryan and Ananya Panday’s Tu Meri Main Tera Main Tera Tu Meri. The romantic drama has faced massive competition from Dhurandhar and has managed to collect only Rs 27 crore within six days of its release.

However, Dhurandhar will face fresh competition in the coming days. Agastya Nanda’s Ikkis is set to hit theatres on January 1, which also marks the posthumous release of late legendary star Dharmendra. Meanwhile, Prabhas’ The Raja Saab and Vijay’s swansong Jana Nayagan are scheduled to release on January 9.

Meanwhile, the film’s overseas distributor Pranab Kapadia recently shared how Dhurandhar lost nearly $10 million due to the ban it faced in Middle Eastern countries. Speaking to CNN-News18, Kapadia said, “I think this is at least a ten-million-dollar box office that we have lost, because traditionally action films have always performed very well in the Middle East. And therefore we feel that it should have gotten a release.”