Dhurandhar reviews and box office - Page 96

Source Taran Adarsh

The film has scripted history by becoming the HIGHEST-GROSSING HINDI FILM EVER in *Weekend 2* [Friday to Sunday].

What makes this achievement even more extraordinary is its performance in Weekend 2 vis-à-vis Weekend 1…

⭐️ Weekend 1: ₹ 106.50 cr

⭐️ Weekend 2: ₹ 146.60 cr

The staggering 37.65% growth is nothing short of phenomenal and a clear eye-opener for the trade.

#Dhurandhar has not only crossed ₹ 💯 cr, but has also overtaken both these blockbusters by a wide margin in *Weekend 2*... An unprecedented, historic boxoffice run.

⭐️ #Dhurandhar [Week 2] Fri 34.70 cr, Sat 53.70 cr, Sun 58.20 cr. Total: ₹ 364.60 cr.

#India biz | Official Nett BOC | #Boxoffice

⭐️ #Dhurandhar biz at a glance…

⭐️ Week 1: ₹ 218 cr

⭐️ Weekend 2: ₹ 146.60 cr

⭐️ Total: ₹ 364.60 cr

#India biz | Official Nett BOC | #Boxoffice

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Dhurandhar is the fastest film of 2025 to reach 300 crores

DHURANDHAR' STEPS INTO THE ₹ 300 CR CLUB – THIRD FILM *OF 2025* TO HIT THE TRIPLE-CENTURY MARK... #Dhurandhar storms past the ₹ 300 crore milestone, becoming the third film of 2025 to hit the coveted triple-century figure.

⭐️ [Feb] #Chhaava

⭐️ [July] #Saiyaara

⭐️ [Dec] #Dhurandhar

🔥 #Dhurandhar hit the ₹ 300 cr mark on *Day 9*... #Chhaava reached the milestone on *Day 10*… #Saiyaara achieved it on *Day 17*.

Source Taran Adarsh

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Barkha Dutt Review

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Originally posted by: kankabhor

Barkha Dutt Review

How did she watch that 26/11 scene? She was one of the journalists who was showing everything which was going on and location of our commandos live

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I like that they took this conscious decision of even terrible worst of worst men not hurting their wives

This is why comparison with Vanga seems distasteful, that man promoted domestic violence against women

Originally posted by: MsWhiskerson

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I like that they took this conscious decision of even terrible worst of worst men not hurting their wives

This is why comparison with Vanga seems distasteful, that man promoted domestic violence against women

The truly absurd and mind-boggling part of that movie is he justified cheating on his wife by claiming he slept with a mole to get to the culprits who had his dad attacked. That kind of mental gymnastics is truly beyond any kind of rational comprehension.

On the other hand when Hamza comes home post 26/11, upset and devastated; he’s immediately yelled at, accused of sleeping with someone else and then slapped by Yalina. Not once does he raise his voice even at her let alone take his frustrations out on her for whatever happened and moreover despite giving her an ultimatum of stick around with no questions asked or leave, he promises her if she stays he will be only hers forever though he doesn’t need to do that. That society allows men to have multiple wives as it is and his mission as a spy doesn’t involve any obligation regarding loyalty towards the girl he dates. He could be sleeping around Karachi for all Sanyal cares as long as he does his job. But Dhar doesn’t go there, he makes Jaskirat/Hamza loyal to the girl he’s in a relationship with.

Originally posted by: MsWhiskerson

How did she watch that 26/11 scene? She was one of the journalists who was showing everything which was going on and location of our commandos live

to be fair, all journalists did that. And can give benefit of doubt that in the chaos they did not realise. It is at the end police, and government’s duty to keep these things in order. When they realized, this is what is happening they stopped live reporting and all channels agreed,

Originally posted by: EkPaheli

The truly absurd and mind-boggling part of that movie is he justified cheating on his wife by claiming he slept with a mole to get to the culprits who had his dad attacked. That kind of mental gymnastics is truly beyond any kind of rational comprehension.

On the other hand when Hamza comes home post 26/11, upset and devastated; he’s immediately yelled at, accused of sleeping with someone else and then slapped by Yalina. Not once does he raise his voice even at her let alone take his frustrations out on her for whatever happened and moreover despite giving her an ultimatum of stick around with no questions asked or leave, he promises her if she stays he will be only hers forever though he doesn’t need to do that. That society allows men to have multiple wives as it is and his mission as a spy doesn’t involve any obligation regarding loyalty towards the girl he dates. He could be sleeping around Karachi for all Sanyal cares as long as he does his job. But Dhar doesn’t go there, he makes Jaskirat/Hamza loyal to the girl he’s in a relationship with.

Exactly

They could have easily used women to show extreme violence but they didn't, one of the reasons why I love this movie, not only that it isn't misogynistic but it stays away from normalized tropes of abusing women to get people involved in the story

Both women were dominating their partners like on their wedding when someone says "Congratulations on the first wedding" to Hamza, Yaleena rebukes him for it, even Pakistani women are shown with a spine

Pata nahi kaha misogyny dikh gayi dimag se paidal logo ko

Originally posted by: MsWhiskerson

Exactly

They could have easily used women to show extreme violence but they didn't, one of the reasons why I love this movie, not only that it isn't misogynistic but it stays away from normalized tropes of abusing women to get people involved in the story

Both women were dominating their partners like on their wedding when someone says "Congratulations on the first wedding" to Hamza, Yaleena rebukes him for it, even Pakistani women are shown with a spine

Pata nahi kaha misogyny dikh gayi dimag se paidal logo ko

I have written a long reply about these scenes approximately 2 pages before and why I loved the relationship dynamics in this movie and discussed what the future might hold for Hamza Yalina.

As for misogyny, my friend, how dare they not have Yalina in Bikinis? Ulfat casually killing someone despite being the wife of the most dangerous man in Lyari? That’s their version of misogyny. How dare only men do all the action scenes in a movie that deals with terrorism, espionage, undercover operations and you know, literal gang violence and activities? How is not a single woman shown as a mafia boss or a terrorist or a gangster? That’s how.

Normal people like us understand why women are not exactly the most suitable people for these jobs but when people want equality in everything, they don’t want to use a little thing that’s rare despite it’s name called common sense, that’s why.