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A close-up shot of actor Ranveer Singh from the movie Dhurandhar. He is shown with a rugged appearance, featuring long dark hair and a thick beard. He has a cigarette in his mouth, using its lit end to ignite the fuse of an explosive. The background is slightly blurred with warm, fiery tones, and the film's title, "DHURANDHAR," is written in large, metallic, textured letters across the bottom of the frame.

January 30 will mark Dhurandhar’s arrival on the small screen

Dhurandhar didn’t fade after its opening weekend. It stayed in conversations, travelled through word of mouth, and quietly became a film people kept talking about. Now, on January 30, it arrives on Netflix, giving many viewers their first chance to watch it at home. The question isn’t whether it was big in theatres, but whether it still hits when the screen gets smaller.

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Elizabeth Sanate

A collage of five movie posters and film stills showcasing upcoming Indian cinema. The center image is a large, gritty portrait of a man with blood splatters on his face from the film Dhurandhar, directed by Aditya Dhar. To the top left, a behind-the-scenes shot shows a film crew operating a camera on set, while the top right features a fiery IMAX poster of a man in traditional red attire playing a large drum. The bottom left shows a dramatic close-up of two young men from a Dharma Productions project, and the bottom right features an intense action shot of a woman with a bruised face from the film Lokah.

5 must-see Indian movies of 2025

Some years flood us with movies. 2025 feels different, thoughtful, surprising, and emotional. From mythic worlds to small-town laughs, tense power struggles, and quiet, heavy stories, these Indian movies demand to be watched. They’ll make you feel, laugh, gasp, and maybe even carry a piece of them home. Which one will stay with you the longest?

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Elizabeth Sanate

Would Avatar: Fire and Ash Slow Down Dhurandhar’s Box Office Run?

When a film is riding high at the box office, the real test isn’t the opening weekend; it’s what happens when something bigger arrives. With James Cameron’s Avatar: Fire and Ash gearing up for release, all eyes are on Dhurandhar. Will the blue giants steal its screens, or has the film already built enough strength to stand its ground?

Entertainment

Elizabeth Sanate

A modified version of the "DHURANDHAR" movie poster. The large, 3D background numbers "1000" have been changed to a vibrant blue flame texture. The text on the right has been simplified to just the word "CRORE" in matching blue flame styling. The central figure of the actor remains the same, walking through a battle-worn street.

Would Dhurandhar Make 1000 Crores At The Box Office?

What started as a strong opening has quietly turned into something much bigger. With Dhurandhar crossing ₹452.1 crore in just 14 days and holding firm on working weekdays, the big question feels unavoidable now: can this box office juggernaut really push its way to the ₹1000 crore club?

Entertainment

Elizabeth Sanate