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New Delhi: Sankranti box office explodes with Dhurandhar's unstoppable roar at Rs 1290cr worldwide, dwarfing newcomers. Rahu Ketu and Happy Patel kick off modestly on Jan 16, while Ikkis holds steady from the New Year.
But is the giant sleeping, or is it just warming up? Holiday highs, regional rivalries, and surprise underdogs—dive into the numbers shaking Bollywood's 2026.
Dhurandhar dominates with a staggering Rs 1290.3 crore worldwide gross, including Rs 830.5 crore in India net and Rs 294 crore overseas. This Bollywood blockbuster proves its mettle post-holidays, blending action-packed thrills with mass appeal. Steady legs ensure it's a 2025-26 phenomenon, outpacing competitors by miles. Expect awards buzz as it cements superstar status.
Ikkis steams ahead at Rs 41.25 crore worldwide, with Rs 31.5 crore in India net and Rs 3.5 crore overseas. This poignant war drama resonates emotionally, holding strong into Sankranti amid family viewings. Patriotic fervour fuels its momentum—could it double up? A solid opener for the New Year, blending history and heroism seamlessly.
Rahu Ketu nets Rs 6.9cr worldwide (all India gross), a modest Sankranti debut for this Bollywood intrigue. Zero overseas hints at domestic focus, but word-of-mouth on its mystical thriller vibes could spark growth. Facing stiff competition, it needs a weekend jump to survive.
Happy Patel: Khatarnak Jasoos collects Rs 6.3cr worldwide (India-centric), launching as a quirky spy comedy on Jan 16. Light-hearted antics draw laughs, but low numbers signal niche appeal amid holiday clutter. Urban audiences bite—hoping for viral memes to boost midweeks.
