Dhurandhar: The Revenge – Day 9 Box Office & Occupancy Update: WEEK 2 BEGINS, FRIDAY SET TO RISE AGAIN
NIGHT 8 PM IST: Dhurandhar: The Revenge has turned things around in spectacular fashion on Day 9, with a massive surge in evening and night shows. The film is recording a strong 58–60% occupancy in late hours, which is outstanding for a second Friday and clearly shows that the momentum is building again.
After a steady start, the film has accelerated beautifully towards the night, with theatres witnessing heavy footfalls and packed shows across multiple centres. This late push has taken the overall Day 9 occupancy to around 35%, which is a solid number considering it was the lowest opening day of the run.
With this powerful finish, Dhurandhar: The Revenge is now heading towards a big ₹35-37 crore Friday, and in the process, it has smashed all previous records to become the highest-grossing 2nd Friday ever on a working day. This is not just a recovery. it’s a full-on comeback trend setting the stage for a massive weekend. The total run is now racing at an unbelievable pace, with the film continuing to add huge numbers even in its second week.
NOON 2 PM IST: Dhurandhar The Revenge has started showing clear growth on Day 9 as compared to Morning with the noon and afternoon shows bringing the film back into strong momentum and registering around 27-18% occupancy in Noon shows. Current trends suggest a steady rise in occupancy across centres, with theatres witnessing increasing footfalls as the day progresses.
After a controlled morning, the film has picked up nicely in the afternoon, indicating that audience interest remains solid even at the start of Week 2. The hold is strong, and the trend is clearly pointing towards further growth in the evening and night shows as the weekend effect starts kicking in.
Based on current trends, Dhurandhar: The Revenge is now comfortably heading towards a ₹35-37 crore+ Friday, which is an excellent number considering it’s the lowest starting day of the run. This again highlights the film’s remarkable consistency and strong base audience.
MORNING 11:00 AM IST: Dhurandhar The Revenge steps into Day 9 (2nd Friday) with a steady start, registering around 22-24% occupancy in morning shows. While this is the lowest morning occupancy since release, the bigger picture remains extremely strong and far from slowing down.
After an extraordinary first week, a slight dip was expected, but even at this level, the film is performing well above normal weekday standards. Footfalls in the morning are stable, and more importantly, advance bookings for the afternoon, evening, and night shows are already showing clear signs of growth.
The trend suggests that this is just a calm before the next surge. Going by the current pace, Dhurandhar: The Revenge is still heading towards a solid ₹35 crore Friday, which is an excellent number for the start of Week 2. Most films struggle to reach this mark even on opening days here, it’s coming after a historic extended run.
What’s even more exciting is what lies ahead. Saturday advance bookings are already on another level, indicating a massive jump incoming, while Sunday is expected to push the film even higher. So while Friday may look like a controlled step, the film is clearly gearing up for another explosive weekend.
This is not a slowdown- it’s just a reset before the next box office storm.
Here is a quick look at the day wise occupancy trend:
| Day | Morning | Noon | Night | Overall |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paid Preview (Wednesday) | NA | NA | 68-70% | 69% |
| Day 1 (Thursday) | 50-55% | 62-65% | 80-82% | 68% |
| Day 2 (Friday) | 48-50% | 55-57% | 82-85 | 63% |
| Day 3 (Saturday) | 70-73% | 83-86% | 90-95% | 85% |
| Day 4 (Sunday) | 80-82% | 90-92% | 85-87% | 87% |
| Day 5 (Monday) | 38-40% | 45-47% | 73-75% | 55% |
| Day 6 (Tuesday) | 35-37% | 43-45% | 65-67% | 49% |
| Day 7 (Wednesday) | 32-34% | 33-35% | 60-62% | 45% |
| Day 8 (Thursday) | 40-42% | 45-47% | 54-57% | 50% |
| Day 9 (Friday) | 22-24% | 26-28% | 58-60% | 36.3% |
Stay tuned for early estimates of Day 9.
