Dhurandhar has once again redrawn the box office map by registering the highest fourth weekend collections ever recorded by a Hindi film. With a staggering Rs. 61.90 crore coming in during its fourth weekend, the film has not only topped the all-time list but has done so by a margin so wide that it underlines the unprecedented nature of its theatrical run.
To put this achievement into perspective, the previous benchmark holder among recent releases, Pushpa 2: The Rule, collected Rs. 29.50 crore in its fourth weekend less than half of what Dhurandhar has amassed in the same phase. Films like Chhaava and Stree 2, both regarded as strong holdovers, stand at Rs. 28.43 crore and Rs. 25.01 crore respectively, further highlighting the scale of Dhurandhar’s dominance. Even modern blockbusters such as Jawan and evergreen long-runners like Baahubali 2: The Conclusion and Gadar 2 hover in the Rs. 18–23 crore range, a figure that Dhurandhar has comfortably eclipsed.
What makes this fourth weekend performance extraordinary is not just the raw number, but the timing. By the fourth weekend, most films are expected to show signs of fatigue, with collections tapering off sharply as newer releases enter the market. Dhurandhar, however, has defied this long-held trend, displaying the kind of sustained audience interest usually reserved for once-in-a-generation blockbusters. Its Rs. 61.90 crore fourth weekend total is more than double that of nearly every film on the list, including industry-defining successes like Uri: The Surgical Strike and KGF: Chapter 2.
The implications of this performance go beyond rankings. A fourth weekend of this magnitude indicates not just repeat audiences but also a steady influx of first-time viewers, driven by exceptional word-of-mouth and a cultural buzz that refuses to die down. At a stage when most films are content with merely staying afloat, Dhurandhar is still operating at near-peak levels.
With records continuing to fall well into its theatrical run, Dhurandhar has now firmly established itself as a benchmark for long-distance box office endurance. Its fourth weekend numbers don’t just top the charts—they redefine what the industry believed was possible this late into a film’s release cycle.
Top 10 All-Time Highest Fourth Weekend Grossers
Dhurandhar - Rs. 61.90 cr
Pushpa 2 - The Rule - Rs. 29.50 cr
Chhaava - Rs. 28.43 cr
Stree 2 - Rs. 25.01 cr
Jawan - Rs. 22.89 cr
Uri - The Surgical Strike - Rs. 18.94 cr
Gadar 2 - Rs. 18.72 cr
Baahubali 2 - The Conclusion - Rs. 18.30 cr
Mahavatar Narsimha - Rs. 17.90 cr
KGF - Chapter 2 - Rs. 14.85 cr
