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Dhamaal 4’s Day 9 Surge: Ajay Devgn’s Comedy Crosses the ₹111 Crore Mark

The fourth instalment of the slap‑slap‑comedy franchise rakes in a fresh ₹10 crore on its ninth day, taking the India net total to about ₹111.5 crore.

Ajay Devgn, Riteish Deshmukh, Arshad Warsi and Jaaved Jaaferi’s ‘Dhamaal 4’ keeps the laughter rolling, adding ₹10 crore on day 9 and pushing its domestic net collection past ₹111 crore.

When the bell rang on the first day, little did anyone expect that Ajay Devgn’s latest comedy‑capade would end up breaking the ₹111 crore barrier in just over a week. Nine days into its run, Dhamaal 4 – the much‑awaited sequel featuring the ever‑playful trio of Riteish Deshmukh, Arshad Warsi and Jaaved Jaaferi alongside Devgn – logged another ₹10 crore, according to the latest figures from the box‑office tracker.

That fresh cash inflow nudged the film’s net tally in India to roughly ₹111.50 crore. It’s a tidy round‑number that not only marks a milestone for the franchise but also reinforces the audience’s appetite for light‑hearted, ensemble comedy in a market that’s been leaning heavily on action and drama lately.

What’s striking is the steadiness of the earnings. While most releases see a sharp drop after the opening weekend, Dhamaal 4 managed to hold its ground, pulling in double‑digit crores day after day. The ten‑day stretch, with a cumulative net north of ₹111 crore, suggests solid word‑of‑mouth and repeat viewership – something the makers will be thrilled about.

Of course, the numbers we have are net domestic figures; the article did not spill the beans on the worldwide gross or overseas numbers. Still, the domestic performance alone is enough to spark conversation about whether this could be the highest‑grossing comedy in recent memory.

As for the cast, the chemistry that made the original Dhamaal a cult favourite seems to have survived the test of time. Ajay Devgn’s timing, Deshmukh’s quirky antics, Warsi’s dead‑pan delivery and Jaaved’s off‑beat humor blend together in a way that feels both nostalgic and fresh. Fans who grew up with the first three films are clearly back for more, and the box‑office numbers prove it.

Industry observers will now be watching the next few days closely. If the film can sustain its current pace, crossing the ₹120 crore threshold is not out of the question. For now, though, the headline is clear: Dhamaal 4 has managed to turn comedy into a serious cash cow.

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