Monday Blues? Not for Ranveer! Dhurandhar 2 Sails Past ₹800 Crore as Rajinikanth Gives it the Ultimate Shoutout

The term “Monday Blues” usually implies a sluggish start to the work week, but for Ranveer Singh and the team behind Dhurandhar 2, Monday was a victory lap. While the industry expected a standard post-weekend dip, this cinematic juggernaut proved that even its “slow” days are a pipe dream for most big-budget blockbusters.
The Numbers: Red-Hot to Nuclear
After an explosive opening weekend, Dhurandhar 2 “cooled down” to a domestic collection of ₹65 crore yesterday. In any other context, a ₹65 crore single-day haul would be cause for a national celebration; here, it’s just a steady Monday.
The real story lies in the global cumulative total. As of Tuesday morning, the film has officially surged past the ₹800 crore milestone, currently sitting at a staggering ₹829.76 crore.The “Thalaivar” Stamp of Approval
Ranveer Singh has officially ascended to the “Big Leagues.” The film has moved past being a mere hit; it is now a certified phenomenon. This shift was cemented by none other than the legendary Rajinikanth.
The “Thalaivar” of Indian cinema reportedly caught a private screening and was left floored. In a statement that immediately went viral, Rajinikanth lauded the vision behind the sequel, calling the director the “father of the box office.” When the man who defines Indian superstardom offers that level of praise, the movie transcends the medium.
A New Era
By tripling the first part’s lifetime weekend impact in just a few days, Dhurandhar 2 proves that audiences are hungry for high-concept, high-stakes storytelling. As the film marches toward the ₹1,000 crore club, Ranveer Singh isn’t just a superstar anymore—he’s the face of a new global era for Indian cinema.