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‘Dhamaal 4’ earned ₹6.50 crore net on Day 6, bringing its India gross to ₹107.11 crore and net to ₹89.75 crore, as per Sacnilk figures cited by India Today.
Overseas collections stood at ₹17.25 crore, raising the worldwide gross to ₹124.36 crore.
The film’s trajectory began with ₹14 crore net on Day 1, followed by ₹22.50 crore on Day 2 and ₹28.50 crore on Day 3, before weekday earnings of ₹8.75 crore on Day 4 and ₹9.50 crore on Day 5.
With ₹64.35 crore net in its opening weekend, ‘Dhamaal 4’ became Ajay Devgn’s sixth highest opener, surpassing hits like ‘Drishyam 2’, ‘Total Dhamaal’, and ‘Tanhaji’.
It also ranks as the third biggest Bollywood opening weekend of 2026, behind ‘Dhurandhar 2’ and ‘Border 2’.
The performance reinforces Devgn’s consistency across genres and the enduring appeal of the Dhamaal franchise, which has now delivered its best numbers yet.
Reviews from outlets like Hindustan Times and India Today criticised the film’s recycled story, overuse of AI-generated visuals, and reliance on nostalgia, with one calling it “little fun to be had.”
However, audience turnout suggests the comedy’s mass-market humour and ensemble cast have resonated enough to sustain strong box office returns.
This divergence highlights the franchise’s ability to thrive commercially despite lukewarm critical reception.
A post-credit scene in ‘Dhamaal 4’ confirmed that ‘Dhamaal 5’ is in development, with Farhad Samji attached as writer.
The tease continues the franchise’s tradition of high-energy comedy adventures, which began in 2007 and has grown into a reliable box office draw.
Given the fourth instalment’s strong start, anticipation for the next chapter is likely to be high among fans.