Mumbai: A historic chapter has been written in the journey of Hindi cinema, and at the center of it stands Ranveer Singh. His film Dhurandhar: The Revenge has crossed an unprecedented ₹1000 crore net mark in the Hindi version alone, setting a benchmark that was once thought unattainable. This milestone is not just about numbers—it reflects the evolving scale of the industry and the ever-growing expectations of audiences.
Delivering a power-packed performance, Ranveer essays dual roles as Hamza and Jaskirat with remarkable intensity and transformation. His portrayal has struck a deep chord with viewers across the country, with critics hailing it as one of the finest performances of his career.
Interestingly, much like Aamir Khan pioneered the ₹100 crore club with Ghajini, Ranveer has now opened the doors to the ₹1000 crore club in Hindi cinema. This achievement goes beyond records—it signals a shift in Bollywood’s future, where scale, storytelling, and star power converge to create cinematic history.
(Anil Bedag)
