Ranveer Singh has reached a major milestone in his career. He has become the first Indian male star in the post-COVID era to cross ₹3000 crore at the worldwide box office.

This achievement highlights not just his box office success but also his strong impact on audiences across the country.

Performances Drive Success

Ranveer Singh’s recent performances have received widespread praise. His roles in Dhurandhar and Dhurandhar 2 have impressed both critics and viewers.

He showcased powerful screen presence, emotional depth, and versatility. From intense scenes to emotional moments, he delivered standout performances that strengthened his position in the industry.

Journey After COVID Shows Growth

His post-COVID journey began with 83, which earned ₹184.36 crore globally. He then starred in Jayeshbhai Jordaar (₹24.1 crore) and Cirkus (₹39.6 crore). Although these films had mixed results, they showed his willingness to experiment with different roles.

Later, he achieved success with Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani, which collected ₹348.89 crore worldwide.

Dhurandhar Films Change the Game

However, Dhurandhar proved to be a turning point. The film became a massive blockbuster and earned ₹1354.84 crore globally.

Following this success, Dhurandhar 2 pushed the limits even further. Within just eight days of its extended opening week, the film collected ₹1088.2 crore. It is now on track to become the highest-grossing Indian film ever.

Total Collections Cross ₹3000 Crore

With six releases after the pandemic, Ranveer Singh’s total worldwide collection has reached ₹3039.99 crore. This puts him ahead of other major stars like Shah Rukh Khan, who has ₹2704.07 crore, and Prabhas, who stands at ₹2393.29 crore in the same period.

Rise as a Pan-India Superstar

More than just numbers, this achievement reflects Ranveer Singh’s rise as a pan-India star. His films connect with audiences across regions, and his performances continue to drive both critical acclaim and commercial success.

With Dhurandhar 2 still performing strongly, the ₹4000 crore milestone now appears within reach.