‘Dhurandhar’ continues its phenomenal run, entering its sixth week and shattering records by becoming the highest-grossing Indian film, surpassing Rs 1200 crore worldwide. In contrast, Prabhas’s ‘The Raja Saab’ experienced a significant decline after its opening weekend, with its Hindi belt collections faltering despite being a new release.
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