‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ featuring Ranveer Singh and directed by Aditya Dhar has cemented its status as an all-time blockbuster, crossing the monumental Rs. 900 crore gross milestone worldwide in its first week. Despite a massive 3-hour and 49-minute runtime, the espionage thriller has maintained an iron grip on the domestic market, fueled by strong word-of-mouth and festive boosts from Ugadi and Gudi Padwa. From its record-breaking Rs. 114.85 crore peak on Day 4 to its current global gross of Rs. 919 crore, ‘Dhurandhar 2’ continues to shatter records as the fastest Indian film to breach the Rs. 500 crore mark.

The box office reign of ‘Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge’ shows no signs of slowing down as it completes its first week in theaters. Despite the daunting 3-hour and 49-minute runtime, the Aditya Dhar directorial has maintained remarkable weekday stability, proving that the record-breaking momentum of its opening weekend was no fluke. After shattering the Rs. 240 crore net mark in its first 60 hours, the Ranveer Singh starrer is now comfortably cruising toward the Rs. 600 crore net milestone on Day 7. Benefiting from the festive spirit of Ugadi and Gudi Padwa, the film has maintained an iron grip on the box office with high occupancy levels expected to usher in another massive day of collections.With widespread word-of-mouth appreciation and midnight screenings added to accommodate the rush, the film enters its first Wednesday as an undisputed all-time blockbuster. Let’s take a closer look.‘‘Dhurandhar The Revenge’ Review

‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ first week projections

Following a massive start, ‘Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge’ has maintained an extraordinary grip at the box office over its first week. After a Rs. 43 crore opening day, the film skyrocketed to a peak of Rs. 114.85 crore on Day 4, consistently crossing the 100-crore mark during its debut weekend. While collections naturally stabilized as the week progressed, the film remained a powerhouse, closing Day 6 with a solid Rs. 56.55 crore.On the global front, the action-blockbuster has officially crossed the massive Rs. 900 crore mark in total earnings, bringing in a worldwide gross of Rs. 919 crore, fueled by a strong domestic performance of Rs. 687.43 crore and an additional Rs. 231.57 crore from international markets.On the domestic front, the movie has secured a net collection of Rs. 578.49 crore. These record-breaking numbers have been achieved through a staggering total of 135,965 shows since its release.

‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ day 7 live tracking

Entering its first full week in theaters, ‘Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge’ continues its successful run. On its seventh day, the film is playing across 7,598 shows nationwide and has already pulled in Rs. 6.87 crore in early livennet collections today. This steady performance brings the movie’s total net domestic earnings to an impressive Rs. 582.59 crore. Meanwhile, the total India gross now stands at Rs. 695.59 crore. Since evening and night show figures are still being tallied, these numbers are expected to rise further by the end of the day.

Day wise collections for ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’

Day 0: Rs. 43 croreDay 1: Rs. 102 croreDay 2: Rs. 80.72 croreDay 3: Rs. 113 croreDay 4: Rs. 114.85 croreDay 5: Rs. 65 croreDay 6: Rs. 56.55 croreDay 7: Rs. 6.87 croreTOTAL: Rs. 582.59 crore

Language wise breakdown:

Hindi: Rs. 6.47 croreTamil: Rs. 0.10 croreTelugu: Rs. 0.30 crore

More about ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’

Aditya Dhar’s ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ serves as the visceral conclusion to a two-part saga, tracing the transformation of an Indian soldier into a deep-cover operative within the heart of the Karachi underworld. The sequel picks up where the 2025 blockbuster left off, delving into the origin story of Jaskirat Singh Rangi, played by Ranveer Singh. Driven by a personal tragedy of the brutal murder of his family over a land dispute, Jaskirat is recruited by the IB to infiltrate Pakistan’s Lyari gangs. Under the alias Hamza Ali Mazari, he rises to become the “King of Lyari,” expertly pitting rival gangs against one another while navigating a high-stakes counter-terrorism operation that mirrors real-world geopolitical shifts like the 2016 Uri surgical strikes and demonetization.Due to its grotesque violence in action sequences, the CBFC granted the film an ‘A’ (Adults Only) certificate. It is one of the longest Indian feature films ever made, with a finalized theatrical runtime of 229 minutes (3 hours and 49 minutes), though some international versions reportedly run up to 235 minutes.The film also stars R. Madhavan as the wise and powerful Ajay Sanyal, Sanjay Dutt as the savage SP Chaudhary Aslam, Arjun Rampal as the primary antagonist, Major Iqbal, a menacing ISI officer, Sara Arjun as Hamza’s wife, Yalina, who serves as his emotional anchor and Rakesh Bedi as Jameel Jamali, a Karachi politician. Yami Gautam appears in a brief cameo, while Akshaye Khanna returns in pivotal flashback sequences.Notably, the spy thriller is the seventh longest Indian film of all time, yet it became the fastest Indian film to gross Rs. 500 crore worldwide. The two films were shot back-to-back over 15 months across locations in Thailand, Ladakh, and Punjab.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 for informational and entertainment purposes only.

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MUMBAI: An Air India Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner en route from Bengaluru to London had to be diverted to Jeddah Monday after its crew encountered a series of unexplained warnings across different aircraft systems, sources said.Flight AI-133, operated by the 13-year-old aircraft registered as VT-ANI, had been flying for more than six hours when pilots decided to divert as a precautionary measure. The aircraft landed safely at Jeddah around 8 pm IST, Air India said in a statement. “The aircraft is currently undergoing comprehensive technical inspections in accordance with established safety protocols,” AI added.The same aircraft, VT-ANI, was under regulatory scrutiny three months ago with Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) issuing a show-cause notice to Air India for operating it despite repetitive faults.Air India said the Monday flight was diverted over a “suspected technical issue”. According to sources, the defects flagged included auto-throttle disconnect, which forces pilots to manage speed manually; fuel jettison system fault, which meant the fuel cannot be jettisoned to lower the landing weight of the aircraft. Then there was an overweight landing advisory. Other warnings were about abnormal fuel pressure on the right engine and “aft outflow valve problem”, a fault in the rear cabin pressurisation valve that helps control air pressure inside the passenger cabin.“These warnings appeared across seemingly unrelated areas such as engines, fuel, flight controls, and pressurisation. This pattern suggests an issue with the aircraft’s common core system (CCS),” sources added.The CCS is like the B787’s “central nervous system”, the aircraft’s main computer network that shares data between almost every major system on the aircraft, including flight controls, engines, hydraulics, fuel, electrical power, and cabin pressure. A host of warnings from unrelated areas would mean CCS wasn’t presenting a clear picture of the aircraft’s condition.Capt C S Randhawa, president of the Federation of Indian Pilots, also stated that the aircraft encountered multiple system faults which pointed to a serious issue deep within the Boeing 787’s common core system. The system faults could be related to the fiber optic translator – which converts light signals travelling through the plane’s fibre-optic cables into electrical signals so computers can understand them – or the sensor data concentrator, which collects information from sensors across the aircraft and feeds it into this network, Capt Randhawa said. When these components become unstable, different systems begin receiving inconsistent or conflicting data, triggering a cascade of unrelated warnings.“Diversion was the only correct response to an aircraft that was no longer presenting a single, reliable state,” he said. “This is precisely why the June 12 (2025) B787 Ahmedabad accident cannot be dismissed as an isolated anomaly. When the same critical architecture layer surfaces again, the question is no longer what failed, but whether the system design itself permits such cascading ambiguity under certain conditions,” Capt Randhawa added.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, whose company is at the center of the AI revolution, says workers in every profession from farming to carpentry should embrace artificial intelligence to future-proof their jobs. According to a report by Business Insider, speaking on the Lex Fridman Podcast, Huang argued that AI is not just coming for office jobs, but blue-collar workers should also pay attention. “If I were a farmer, I would absolutely use AI. If I were a pharmacist, I would use AI,” Huang said. “I want to see what it could do to elevate my job so that I could be the innovator to revolutionize this industry myself.”

Jensen Huang believes AI is transforming traditional roles

Huang also shared the examples of how AI can transform traditional roles. For carpenters, Huang said that coding represents big opportunity, adding,“A carpenter with AI is also an architect. Their artistry just elevated tremendously.” By learning to integrate AI into their work, he suggested, workers can expand their value and creativity rather than be replaced.Previously, Huang said that he is “certain 100% of everybody’s jobs will be changed” by AI. While Nvidia CEO acknowledged that some roles will be lost as tasks are automated, he also stressed on the fact that many new opportunities will also be created by AI. The key, he said, is for workers to learn how to use AI to automate repetitive tasks and focus on higher-value contributions.With anxiety about AI-driven layoffs growing, Huang’s advice is straightforward: become an expert in AI, no matter your job function. He noted that in hiring decisions, he would always prefer candidates who understand AI over those who don’t. “Every college student should graduate and be an expert in AI,” he said, adding that this knowledge could be the difference between landing a job and ending up unemployed.Huang also touched on the arrival of artificial general intelligence (AGI), saying the age of AGI is already here. Even his own role as CEO of one of the world’s most successful tech companies, he admitted, isn’t immune to AI disruption.