In an extraordinary feat that underlines its historic box office dominance, Dhurandhar The Revenge has emerged as the first film ever to cross the Rs. 300 crore nett mark in the Mumbai territory. The film has now collected a staggering Rs. 317.18 crore nett in the circuit, setting a new all-time benchmark in one of the most crucial theatrical territories in India.
For decades, Mumbai territory has been regarded as one of the biggest indicators of a film’s mass acceptance, urban pull, repeat audience value and overall star power. To not just top this circuit but to go past the psychological Rs. 300 crore barrier is no ordinary achievement. It is the sort of milestone that instantly separates a blockbuster from an industry-shifting phenomenon.
What makes this achievement even more remarkable is the quality of films Dhurandhar The Revenge has left behind. Until now, the top spot belonged to Chhaava (2025) with Rs. 265.44 crore nett, followed by Dhurandhar (2025) at Rs. 260.02 crore nett, Pushpa 2 - The Rule (2024) at Rs. 249.28 crore nett, and Baahubali 2 - The Conclusion (2017) at Rs. 191.58 crore nett. By racing to Rs. 317.18 crore, Dhurandhar The Revenge has not merely broken the record; it has demolished it by a distance of over Rs. 51 crore over the previous best.
Mumbai has always been a difficult territory to dominate at this scale because it demands a rare combination: star value, strong storytelling pull, event packaging, premium pricing power, repeat audience and sustained occupancy beyond the opening rush. Dhurandhar The Revenge seems to have ticked all those boxes. It didn’t merely open big; it stayed big, and that is what ultimately creates all-time territorial records.
The comparison with Baahubali 2 is especially telling. For years, its Rs. 191.58 crore total in Mumbai territory looked monumental. Then came Pushpa 2, Dhurandhar, and Chhaava, each pushing the ceiling higher. But Dhurandhar The Revenge has now moved the benchmark to an altogether different level. The new number is no longer in the Rs. 250 crore zone. It is now above Rs. 300 crore, and that changes the conversation entirely.
With this, Dhurandhar The Revenge has rewritten Mumbai territory history. And going by its unstoppable run, the final number could make this already-unprecedented record look even more intimidating in the days to come.
