Advance bookings for Dhurandhar: The Revenge, starring Ranveer Singh, continue to gain momentum ahead of its release. The film has already collected around ₹16.5 crore in preview ticket sales, with the figure crossing ₹17 crore nett after including dubbed versions from southern markets.
Strong preview sales so far
According to early box office estimates, the film has sold roughly 2.45 lakh tickets across national cinema chains, generating about ₹11.5 crore nett from those circuits alone.
Industry trackers suggest that the ticket count could soon cross 3 lakh or even 3.5 lakh, depending on how bookings progress in the coming days. Whether the number reaches 4 lakh before Tuesday remains uncertain.
At the current pace, preview collections are reportedly increasing by around ₹1.7–₹1.8 crore daily.
₹25 crore pre-sales likely before release
If this trend continues, the film is expected to cross ₹20 crore in preview collections by the end of the weekend and potentially move beyond ₹25 crore by Tuesday.
However, trade analysts believe the pace of preview bookings may slow once full advance bookings for the weekend open, as audience demand shifts toward regular showtimes instead of limited preview screenings.
Even with that adjustment, early projections suggest the film could end its pre-release run with ₹30 crore or more in total advance bookings.
Massive show count planned
Currently, around 8,000 shows have been scheduled for the film across India, and the number may increase to over 9,000 shows closer to release.
The available capacity for previews is estimated at nearly ₹60 crore nett, which means the film has enough room to comfortably reach or exceed the ₹30 crore advance booking mark.
Record for preview collections in sight
The existing record for the highest preview collection in India is held by They Call Him OG, which earned approximately ₹26 crore nett in advance previews.
With the current momentum, Dhurandhar: The Revenge is widely expected to surpass that record, potentially becoming one of the biggest preview performers in Indian cinema.
Weekend advance booking yet to open
Despite the strong preview numbers, the full weekend advance booking window has not opened yet due to reported negotiations between distributors and major national cinema chains.
Once these discussions are resolved and advance sales begin, the real picture of the film’s box office potential will likely become clearer.
Interestingly, trade reports suggest that overseas advance bookings for the film have been exceptionally strong, while the domestic market is still awaiting the broader booking window.
