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In December 2025, ‘Dhurandhar’ made a roar at the box office, and in March 2026, ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ is carrying out the legacy. Starring Ranveer Singh as Humza Ali Mazari, the Indian secret spy, infiltrating the underworld of Lyari and rising to be its king, ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ has been making quite a buzz from the word go. However, the film shattered records from its preview shows and witnessed a drop in numbers on day 2 of its official theatrical release. Nevertheless, it made an impact at the box office by crossing the Rs 200 crore mark in just two days.‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ Review Scroll down to know more about the box office performance of ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’

‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ box office collection day 2 update

On March 18, 2026, the makers of ‘Dhurandhar 2’ treated the audience with paid preview shows. Though due to some technical difficulties, shows were delayed across India, and many were even canceled, the film garnered an impressive number. According to Sacnilk, it recorded Rs 43 crore from its premiere, followed by a collection of Rs 102.55 crore on day 1. It was almost a 60 percent rise from the preview shows. However, on day 2, the movie saw a dip in business. With a drop of 21.3 percent, the film collected Rs 80.72 crore net in India on Friday.With this, the net collection of ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ in India stands at Rs 226.27 crore. The gross collection, on the other hand, stands at Rs 269.39 crore.

‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ box office collection day 2: A breakdown across languages

Aditya Dhar catered to a larger audience this time by releasing the movie in not just one but five languages. In the tally, the collection from the Hindi version is Rs 78.94 cr, Kannada is Rs 0.03, whereas the Malayalam language added Rs 0.01 cr. Coming to the Tamil version, it earned Rs 0.44 cr, while Telugu recorded big with Rs 1.30 cr.

‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’: Occupancy

On March 18, Wednesday, the movie had 11,294 shows for previews with an occupancy rate of 64.8%. On Thursday, the number of shows was increased to 21,633, and the occupancy stood at 67.8%. On day 2 of the official release, i.e., Friday, the movie had 20,125 shows with 62.6% occupancy rate.

‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’

‘Dhurandhar 2’ not only shows how Hamza paves his way to lead Lyari and collect the best of intel. It also gives a background of his character as Jaskirat Singh Rangi. Packed with high-octane action sequences, woven in a gripping storyline, this film is being lauded by critics and audiences alike.DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers and data in this article are compiled from diverse public and industry sources. All figures are approximate unless explicitly mentioned, offering a fair representation of the movie’s box office performance. These totals may change as official studio data is updated or as additional international market reports are finalized. This data is provided by us for informational and entertainment purposes only.

AB de Villiers and Virat Kohli (Image credit: BCCI/IPL)

NEW DELHI: As the cricket world gears up for IPL 2026, one of the tournament’s most iconic “bromances” is back in the spotlight. AB de Villiers, the legendary South African batter and former Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) stalwart, has made a candid admission regarding his first impression of former captain Virat Kohli.While the duo eventually became the most feared batting pair in T20 history, De Villiers revealed that it wasn’t exactly “friendship at first sight”. Speaking about their early encounters on Mbangwa Media YouTube channel, the man known as Mr. 360 confessed that Kohli’s initial demeanour rubbed him the wrong way.“I didn’t initially like him a lot, to be honest. He was a bit cocky, you know, and I’ve told him that before. I’ve said it in many interviews. We sort of laugh at that now,” De Villiers remarked.

However, the Proteas legend was quick to clarify that this perceived arrogance was actually a mirror image of his own personality. “Why I say cocky is because I probably saw a similar kind of thing that I have in him; it’s that competitive drive,” he added. “It’s that thing that you’re born with, that I don’t like losing, nothing is going to change that. So I probably saw that in Virat initially when I met him.”The ice began to melt as the two spent more time together on the international circuit. De Villiers noted that beneath the aggressive exterior was a cricketer driven by a profound sense of duty to his team.“Then in the second or third meeting, getting to hear his voice and hear him speak, I’m like, oh okay, he’s also just human, you know, just a nice guy who’s got a deep drive of wanting to perform and win games of cricket for his country,” he added.The foundation of their legendary RCB partnership was actually laid during a tense Test match at the Wanderers after RCB picked Kohli. Despite being in the heat of an international battle, Kohli reached out to his future teammate.“And I remember in that tunnel, he came up to me, he’s like, ‘I’m glad you’re on our team.’ And we sort of vibed, like we’re going to be good friends. In the middle of a Test match, we would hardly ever speak to each other, and he just went like, ‘Yes, I’m so glad we got you.’ I’m like, okay, this guy actually likes me, we can maybe be mates,” De Villiers recalled