Dhurandhar: The Revenge has completed its grand collection at the box office. Ranveer Singh’s espionage thriller directed by Aditya Dhar has collected Rs. 977 crore in Hindi and another Rs. The South-dubbed versions made a total of Rs 60 crore. 1037 crores in India. Overseas, the film has grossed US$43.80 million (Rs 412 crore), taking its worldwide box office total to Rs 412 crore. 1656 crores. Possibly another Rs. 5 crores to go.
From this earning, the film made an estimated Rs. Has earned a dramatic share of. 665 crores. Any other Bollywood film has earned Rs. The figure has not even been touched. Recovery of Rs 500 crore from theatre. The film has also made record collections from non-theatrical revenue streams of over Rs. 300 million. It has valuable digital and satellite numbers, as these are retained by Jio Studios, while the music rights were sold to T-Series. Overall the film has earned a whopping amount of around Rs 10 crore. Recovery of Rs 1000 crore, broke the previous record. Jawan took Rs 700 crore.
Recovery is also good and profit is also good. The film cost approximately Rs. 250 crores for production and release. After deducting distribution charges/expenses, the profit was Rs. is more than. 650 crores, more than double the previous record profit. The two films were brought together as a single production, as it was originally envisioned; They have recovered more than Rs. Approximately Rs. 1500 crores against the combined cost of Rs. 500 crores. This means a profit of more than Rs. 1000 crores for producers, distributors and other stakeholders.
Just six months ago, the film was one of the riskiest productions ever made, burdened by huge costs, modest non-theatrical collections and limited pre-release buzz. The producers decided to split the films to help in recovery, so that double the money could be earned from it. It was a smart decision taken at the time to save them… Well, as it turns out, the film recovered all its costs, and even more, as with the first film, and the recovery from the sequel is pure profit. Dhurandhar is now not only the most profitable film in Bollywood history, but also the most profitable film of all time in Indian cinema.
The economics of Dhurandhar is as follows:
| Description | amount |
|---|---|
| theatrical | |
| India – Hindi (Share) | Rupee. 464.00 crores. |
| India – Dub (Share) | Rupee. 28.00 crores. |
| Abroad (Share) | Rupee. 173.00 crores. |
| non dramatic | |
| digital | Rupee. 200.00 crores. |
| music | Rupee. 54.00 crores. |
| satellite | Rupee. 50.00 crores. |
| Total Revenue (A) | Rupee. 969.00 crores. |
| cost of production | Rupee. 225.00 crores. |
| P&A, interest and overheads | Rupee. 30.00 crores. |
| delivery charges | Rupee. 46.00 crores. |
| Total Expenditure (B) | Rupee. 301.00 crore. |
| Net Profit/Loss (AB) | Rupee. 668.00 crores. |
Comment
1.The production cost of the original single film was approximately Rs. 400 crores, which is divided equally between both the films.The sequel had some additional shooting and more time costs and overheads.
Disclaimer:The above figures are compiled from various industry sources and estimates. The numbers are approximate and may vary depending on the final settlement, contractual structures and unknown terms. We do not claim complete authenticity of the data; However, the figures are fair indicators of the overall financial performance of the film in question.
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