Ranveer Singh’s Dhurandhar has begun its theatrical run in Japan, attracting 900 viewers on its opening day. The film aims to expand its overseas box office with growing interest in Indian cinema.
Tokyo: Ranveer Singh’s latest film Dhurandhar has made its debut in Japan, attracting around 900 moviegoers on its opening day, according to reports. The overseas release marks another step in the growing popularity of Indian cinema among Japanese audiences.
The film received a limited theatrical release across selected cinemas in Japan, where Bollywood productions have gradually built a loyal fan base. While the opening-day footfall is modest, industry observers believe word-of-mouth and positive audience response could help the film gain momentum in the coming days.
Dhurandhar features Ranveer Singh in a high-energy role and has generated considerable buzz among fans since its release. The film’s international rollout is expected to strengthen its overseas box office performance, particularly in markets where Indian films continue to attract dedicated viewers.
Japan has emerged as an important destination for Indian cinema over the years, with several Bollywood titles finding success through theatrical releases, film festivals, and streaming platforms.
Trade analysts will closely monitor the film’s weekend collections and occupancy trends to assess its long-term performance in the Japanese market.
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