Ranveer Singh’s spy thriller Dhurandhar has reportedly emerged as the most pirated film in Pakistan despite being officially banned there. According to trade and media reports, the movie has recorded nearly 2 million illegal downloads within just two weeks of its release, surpassing previous piracy records set by Rajnikanth’s 2.0 and Shah Rukh Khan’s Raees.
As per reports, Dhurandhar has become the most pirated Indian film in Pakistan. Despite being officially banned in the country, the spy thriller has witnessed a massive surge in illegal downloads, highlighting how restrictions have failed to curb Aditya Dhar’s movie’s reach and instead fueled unprecedented online circulation.
Reports suggest that Pakistani audiences are watching Dhurandhar via torrent sites, Telegram groups, underground streaming links, and VPN services. It is also claimed that servers located in countries like Sri Lanka, Nepal, and Malaysia are being used to funnel illegal access to the film into Pakistan.
Pakistan and a few Gulf nations have imposed a ban on the screening of Dhurandhar, citing allegations of “negative propaganda.” Despite these restrictions, the film continues to perform strongly at the box office in other parts of the world, showing little impact from the ban.
Pakistan authorities have made repeated efforts to block Dhurandhar’s reach, but those attempts appear to have fallen short in the digital age. Reports suggest that Pakistan’s intelligence apparatus has been unable to curb the film’s online circulation, with the blackout proving ineffective.
Dhurandhar continues its unstoppable run at the box office, emerging as one of the biggest Indian blockbusters of 2025. The Ranveer Singh-led film has crossed the Rs 800 crore mark in worldwide earnings, cementing its massive appeal both in India and overseas. Despite strong competition from Hollywood release Avatar: Fire & Ash, the film has maintained steady momentum by earning Rs 790.75 crore since its release in India.
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