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Durandhar, the revenge kicked off with a massive global box office hall of $81 million over

its first five days.

That's the biggest opening ever for a Bollywood Hindi film, and the second largest for any Indian

movie, just behind Push Butus, nearly 98 million dollars.

It pulled in $56.5 million during its three-day weekend worldwide, landing second place globally

after Project Hail Mary.

International markets contributed heavily at $46.6 million over that weekend, with expansion

into fresh spots like Uruguay, Ukraine, and Mexico.

In India, the action-packed thriller raked in $15 million on day one, hit nearly 50 million

for the weekend, and reached $58.8 million by day five.

It shattered records with the highest-advanced ticket sales and previews for any Indian release,

racing past 300 Korey Rupees faster than anyone before.

North America saw $10 million over the opening weekend from 987 theaters, topping Pathon's

numbers, but still shy of.

Bahu Bolly II's Peak The nearly four-hour runtime didn't slow

down crowds navigating its Karachi underworld tale.

This Hindi sequel is already rewriting Bollywood's record books, proving Indian films can dominate

screens far beyond home turf.