Ajay Devgn’s Dhamaal 4 Crosses ₹100 Cr Mark, Eyes Massive Weekend Surge

Ajay Devgn’s latest comedy entertainer, Dhamaal 4, has stormed past the coveted ₹100 crore nett milestone in India, marking a resounding box office feat despite mixed critical reception. The film, helmed by Indra Kumar and featuring a vibrant ensemble including Arshad Warsi, Riteish Deshmukh, Anjali Anand, Sanjeeda Sheikh, Sanjay Mishra, and Ravi Kishan, continues to draw audiences in droves into theatres.

On its second Friday, Dhamaal 4 registered only a marginal dip in collections, a sign of robust word-of-mouth and sustained audience interest. While precise territory-wise breakdowns such as Nizam or Andhra Pradesh are not available, the pan-India nett total has comfortably crossed the ₹100 crore mark. Gross collections and distributor share figures remain undisclosed, but the strong nett tally signals healthy returns for stakeholders.

Compared to other recent Hindi biggies, Dhamaal 4 is enjoying a clear runway at the box office, with no major competition until the arrival of the Hollywood juggernaut, Spider-Man: Brand New Day. This unchallenged run is a notable advantage, especially given the lukewarm reviews that typically dampen momentum for comedies. For director Indra Kumar, this performance reinforces his knack for delivering crowd-pleasing hits, while Ajay Devgn’s box office consistency continues to shine through.

With the film already crossing the ₹100 crore nett threshold, Dhamaal 4 appears well on its way to recouping its investment, if not already in the profit zone. The minimal Friday drop bodes well for the weekend, suggesting the film could see another surge in collections and possibly set new benchmarks for the franchise.

The weekday-to-weekend trend is particularly encouraging, as the film’s hold on Friday indicates strong family and repeat audiences. With no immediate big releases, screen count remains high, and the upcoming weekend is poised to further boost the film’s lifetime total.

Looking ahead, Dhamaal 4 is likely to cement its status as one of the season’s biggest commercial successes. Its performance, despite critical skepticism, signals that audience appetite for light-hearted entertainers remains undiminished, and could inspire more filmmakers to back large-scale comedies in the months to come.