After conquering circuit after circuit, Dhurandhar The Revenge is now on the verge of another massive box office milestone. The film has collected Rs. 198.04 crore nett in the Delhi-UP territory and is all set to become the first Hindi film ever to cross the Rs. 200 crore nett mark in this crucial circuit.
Delhi-UP has always been one of the most significant territories for Hindi cinema, often serving as the ultimate litmus test for a film’s depth of mass penetration and mainstream appeal. To approach Rs. 200 crore nett here is itself a rare feat. To actually cross it would place Dhurandhar The Revenge in uncharted territory.
At present, the film already sits at the top of the all-time list with Rs. 198.04 crore nett, ahead of Dhurandhar (2025) at Rs. 182.90 crore nett, Pushpa 2 – The Rule (2024) at Rs. 179.23 crore nett, Stree 2 (2024) at Rs. 141.53 crore nett, and Gadar 2 (2023) at Rs. 128.97 crore nett. In other words, Dhurandhar The Revenge has already become the biggest film ever in Delhi-UP, and the only thing left now is the formal crossing of the historic Rs. 200 crore barrier.
What stands out even more is how the Dhurandhar franchise has transformed the benchmark in Delhi-UP. The first part had already stunned the trade by collecting Rs. 182.90 crore nett, which was then seen as an enormous figure. Yet the sequel has gone several steps further, proving that the brand has not just held its ground but actually expanded in a major way.
The gap over the earlier biggies also reflects the sheer scale of this run. Pushpa 2, one of the biggest blockbusters of recent years, had finished at Rs. 179.23 crore nett in Delhi-UP. Stree 2 and Gadar 2, both major success stories, remain much behind. By reaching Rs. 198.04 crore already and heading towards Rs. 200 crore-plus, Dhurandhar The Revenge has effectively redrawn the map of what is possible for a Hindi release in this territory.
Dhurandhar The Revenge has already become the biggest film in Delhi-UP. Now, it is just one final push away from becoming the first Hindi film to make history at the Rs. 200 crore nett level.
