Ranveer Singh and Akshaye Khanna's spy thriller 'Dhurandhar', directed by Aditya Dhar, continues its exceptional performance at the box office, completing 41 days in cinemas. The film, which premiered on December 5, 2025, has cemented its place as a major blockbuster. On its 41st day, 'Dhurandhar' recorded an India net collection ranging from approximately ₹2.23 crore to ₹3.5 crore, depending on early estimates from various sources. This brings its cumulative India net collection to over ₹810 crore, establishing it as the highest-grossing Hindi film ever in India. The movie's global success is equally remarkable, with its worldwide gross collections surpassing ₹1265 crore and steadily moving towards the ₹1300 crore milestone. A significant portion of this international success comes from North America, where 'Dhurandhar' has grossed an impressive USD 21 million across the US and Canada by January 13, 2026. This achievement makes it the highest-grossing Indian film in the region, surpassing previous records held by blockbusters like 'Baahubali 2', 'Pathaan', 'RRR', and 'Animal'. While the original headline from The Times of India suggests 'Dhurandhar' is giving 'tough competition' to other films on Day 41, this is a nuanced claim. Its daily collections are lower than a new release like Chiranjeevi's 'Mana Shankara Vara Prasad Garu', which earned around ₹19.25 crore on its third day. However, 'Dhurandhar's' sustained draw and continued collection of crores even in its sixth week, alongside its overall record-breaking trajectory, demonstrates its strong market presence and ability to compete for audience attention despite newer releases. The film's critical acclaim for performances and realistic espionage has resonated well with audiences, contributing to its enduring theatrical run.