Unstoppable Ranveer Singh Rewrites Box-Office History With Dhurandhar as he becomes First Bollywood Actor to enter 800 Crore Hindi Milestone, After 1000 crores Worldwide From His Generation
Ranveer Singh is not just delivering numbers—he is dismantling benchmarks, one day at a time. With Dhurandhar crossing ₹800 crore mark with 806.80 crores in Hindi collections, the film continues its unprecedented run while simultaneously steering toward a larger global landmark. In the process, Ranveer Singh has emerged as the first actor of his generation to enter the ₹1000 crore worldwide club, a feat that firmly separates dominance from momentary success and now, the first Bollywood actor to enter 800 crores club in Hindi net collections.
What makes Dhurandhar extraordinary is its daily record-breaking consistency. From weekday holds to weekend surges, the film has rewritten expectations at every stage—registering new highs not just in cumulative collections, but in longevity, repeat value, and sustained footfalls. Each passing day has added a fresh benchmark, turning the run into a living case study of how star power translates into endurance.
As the film breaches the ₹800 crore Hindi milestone—the trajectory places Dhurandhar in direct contention with Pushpa 2’s Hindi record. This is no longer speculative territory; it is a measurable, momentum-driven charge powered by audience trust and theatrical demand well into its fifth weekend.
At the centre of this phenomenon stands Ranveer Singh. The scale of Dhurandhar rests heavily on his shoulders, and trade consensus agrees that it is his performance that has sustained the film’s momentum long after the opening rush. He doesn’t merely headline the film—he powers it, balancing mass spectacle with dramatic authority, ensuring that box-office dominance and acting credibility rise together.
Social media conversations reflect this impact clearly. Praise continues to pour in for his intensity, restraint, and immersive screen presence, with discourse consistently revolving around how he commands the narrative. When collections become secondary to character impact, it signals a performance that has truly landed.
The achievement also redraws generational hierarchies. A 800 crore single-language Hindi run, coupled with ₹1000 crore worldwide earnings, places Ranveer Singh in rarefied territory—making him the first from his generation to achieve these milestones. It reinforces the idea that his stardom is not cyclical, but compounding and Ranveer Singh is here to rule.
Much of this success has been driven by what fans call “Hamza fever.” Ranveer’s portrayal turned Part 1 into a cultural moment, dominating conversations and sustaining recall weeks after release. With Part 2 on the horizon, the industry buzz has already shifted gears, hinting at “Jaskirat fever” as the next chapter—once again fueled by Ranveer Singh’s ability to reinvent within the same universe.
As Dhurandhar continues to break records daily—setting new standards for Hindi cinema—the narrative is clear. This is not just a blockbuster run; it is an era-defining statement. Ranveer Singh isn’t chasing history anymore—he is creating it.