Dhurandhar 2 Paid Previews: Ticket Prices For Ranveer Singh Starrer Shoot Up To ₹3,100 In Mumbai

The upcoming film Dhurandhar: The Revenge, starring Ranveer Singh, is among the most anticipated releases of the year, and the response to its paid previews clearly reflects the massive buzz surrounding the movie. The film is scheduled to hit theatres on March 19, 2026, but the makers have planned special paid preview shows a day earlier, on March 18. The advance bookings and soaring ticket prices indicate that audiences are eagerly waiting to watch the film on the big screen.

When advance bookings for the paid previews began a few days ago, the highest-priced ticket was around ₹2,000. However, as the demand continued to rise, ticket prices increased significantly, with some seats being sold for ₹2,500 to ₹2,900. The prices have now climbed even higher at a multiplex in Mumbai. At INOX Megaplex, the ticket price for the paid preview has reportedly touched a staggering ₹3,100. Interestingly, the high-priced tickets are either already sold out or filling up quickly, highlighting the massive craze among fans.

The overwhelming response suggests that the film is likely to witness an impressive box office performance during the preview shows themselves. According to industry tracker Sacnilk, the movie has already earned approximately ₹13.75 crore in advance bookings without block seats. If block bookings are included, the figure rises to around ₹19.46 crore.

Given the current trend, trade experts believe that the film, directed by Aditya Dhar, could earn around ₹25–30 crore from paid previews alone. Such strong early numbers indicate that the film may break several records at the box office once it releases in theatres. With fans willing to spend thousands to watch the movie a day before its official release, the excitement surrounding the film continues to grow rapidly.

The craze around the sequel has clearly reached another level, and if the advance booking trend continues, the film is expected to enjoy a blockbuster opening when it finally releases in cinemas.

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