Ranveer Singh’s film Dhurandhar is making waves at the box office. Even though the film’s earnings were not the same on Friday, word of mouth worked for the film. There was a huge jump in the film’s earnings on Saturday and Sunday. Within three days the film crossed the Rs 100 crore mark at the box office. The special thing is that the film has not only made a splash at the box office, but is also making a mark in the stock market.
There was a huge jump in the shares of PVR Inox on Monday. On the day of the film’s release, there was a slight decline in the company’s shares due to lower than expected earnings, but after the earnings figures of Saturday and Sunday came, the company’s shares saw a rise of about two and a half percent. The special thing is that due to this surge, there was an increase of more than Rs 200 crore in the valuation of the company. Let us also tell you at what level the shares of PVR Inox are visible.
good performance at box office
Aditya Dhar’s ‘Dhurandhar’ is proving to be one of the most powerful blockbusters of 2025, drawing huge crowds in big cities and receiving tremendous publicity despite its long runtime of 214 minutes. As the film entered its first Sunday, early estimates suggested that its pace was only going to pick up pace, taking the film towards the milestone in just three days.
Aditya Dhar’s explosive spy thriller ‘Dhurandhar’ has taken a great start at the box office and has managed to earn just short of the Rs 100 crore mark in its opening weekend. According to early estimates from trade portal Sacanilc, the film earned Rs 38.75 crore on the third day (Sunday), taking its total to Rs 98.75 crore across all languages till 7 pm. However, according to Taran Adarsh’s report, the film’s earning figure in India has crossed Rs 106 crore.
The film had a weak start with Rs 28.60 crore. After that, on Saturday the earning figure of the film increased to Rs 33.10 crore. Whereas on Sunday there was a huge jump in it and the earning increased to Rs 44.80 crore. This means that the film has earned Rs 106.50 crore in the first weekend itself.
PVR shares rise due to film’s earnings
The special thing is that after looking at the earnings figures of Saturday and Sunday, there has been a rise in the shares of PVR. Whereas on Friday, due to lukewarm response, there was a slight fall of about Rs 6 in the shares of PVR Inox and the company’s shares closed at Rs 1,091.25. There was a rise in the shares of the company on Monday. According to BSE data, the company’s shares rose by 2.45 percent to reach Rs 1,118. By the way, at 1:05 pm the company’s shares are trading at a flat Rs 1090.90.
increase in valuation
Due to this rise, there has also been an increase in the valuation of the company. If we look at the figures, the valuation of the company was seen at Rs 10,777.45 crore on Friday. Whereas on Monday, when the company’s shares reached day high during the trading session, the valuation of the company came to Rs 10,978.76 crore. This means that there has been an increase of Rs 201.31 crore in the valuation of the company.
According to experts, there is a continuous increase in the occupancy of the film. If experts are to be believed, we may see further increase in the occupancy of the film in the coming days. There is a reason for this, the film has the power to draw people to the theatre. Due to which, along with the film’s earnings, the revenue of theaters may also increase.