Mumbai: In Indian cinema, some achievements are more than just records—they come to define an entire era. Ranveer Singh has accomplished exactly that with his film Dhurandhar, creating history in a way few have before.
He has become the first actor in Hindi cinema to headline the highest-grossing film ever made in a single language—Hindi. With this feat, he has not only surpassed massive benchmarks set by films like Pushpa 2, but has also established a new standard for the Hindi film industry.
The success of Dhurandhar was not a fleeting, opening-week phenomenon. The film steadily gained momentum and sustained its theatrical dominance for weeks, driven by exceptionally strong word of mouth. By its fifth Tuesday—Day 33 of its release—the film had amassed an impressive net collection of ₹831.40 crore in India, a clear testament to the audience’s enduring love and support.
At the heart of this historic journey lies Ranveer Singh’s measured and powerful performance. In this large-scale spectacle, he portrayed the character “Hamza” with depth, restraint, and magnetic charisma. As a result, the character transcended the screen to become a part of everyday conversations and popular culture.
From trade experts to general audiences, there is unanimous agreement that the phenomenal success of Dhurandhar is a reflection of the unwavering trust viewers place in Ranveer Singh. Beyond numbers and records, the film and its leading man have etched their place as a golden chapter in the history of Hindi cinema—one that will be remembered for years to come.