He
is
on
an
unstoppable
run
and
walking
with
a
roar
louder
than
ever!
Ranveer
Singh
has
officially
entered
the
elite
₹1000-crore
club,
cementing
his
position
as
the
only
true
superstar
of
his
generation
to
stand
at
the
very
top.
In
an
era
where
stardom
is
often
fragmented
across
formats,
languages
and
digital
hype,
Ranveer’s
achievement
marks
a
decisive
moment-one
driven
purely
by
box-office
might,
audience
love,
and
performance-led
cinema
with
a
single
language
release.
With
Dhurandhar,
Ranveer
has
delivered
a
historic
success
that
rewrites
modern
benchmarks.
What
makes
this
feat
extraordinary
is
that
it
has
come
from
a
single-language
Hindi
release,
a
rarity
in
today’s
pan-India
dominated
box-office
landscape.
The
film
didn’t
rely
on
dubbed
versions
or
multi-lingual
rollouts-it
relied
on
Ranveer
Singh,
the
actor
and
the
mass
phenomenon.
Not
just
a
great
performer,
Ranveer
has
once
again
proven
that
he
is
a
full-fledged
mass
superstar,
commanding
theatres
across
metros,
Tier-2
and
Tier-3
centres
alike.
His
portrayal
of
Hamza
has
struck
a
deep
chord
with
audiences,
earning
unanimous
praise
and
repeat
viewership.
The
love
pouring
in
for
his
performance
has
translated
into
sustained
footfalls,
something
even
established
franchises
struggle
to
achieve.
Trade
figures
underline
the
scale
of
this
achievement.
His
film
Dhurandhar
has
continued
its
unstoppable
run
into
Week
3,
emerging
as
the
highest
Week
3
grosser,
surpassing
even
Pushpa,
a
benchmark-setter
in
recent
box-office
history.
This
kind
of
longevity
places
Ranveer
in
an
exclusive
league-one
previously
occupied
only
by
Shah
Rukh
Khan
and
Aamir
Khan.
Way
ahead
of
his
contemporaries,
Ranveer
Singh
has
not
only
broken
records
but
redefined
what
solo
stardom
looks
like
in
contemporary
Hindi
cinema.
With
Dhurandhar,
he
hasn’t
just
delivered
a
blockbuster-he
has
delivered
history.