Dhurandhar The Revenge’s soundtrack has officially entered the Grammy race. B62 Studios, Aditya Dhar’s production house, confirmed on Friday that the film’s music has been submitted for consideration in nine categories at the 69th Annual Grammy Awards. The move follows the film’s massive box office success — now the highest-grossing Hindi movie of all time with a ₹1,149.30 crore net collection in India. The songs, composed by Shashwat Sachdev and featuring contributions from artists like Ranveer Singh, Sanjay Dutt, Akshaye Khanna, and Sara Arjun, are up for nods in categories ranging from Best Song Written for Visual Media to Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media. Among the entries: 'Phir Se', 'Jaiye Sajana', 'Kanhaiyya', 'Aari Aari', 'Destiny - Mann Atkeya', 'Vaari Jaavan', 'Hum Pyaar Karne Wale', and the full album. No Indian film has ever won a Grammy, though Slumdog Millionaire took home two in 2010. This year, Dhurandhar The Revenge could be the first to break through. But nominations aren’t guaranteed. The Recording Academy will announce its shortlist in December. Until then, the film’s legacy is already cemented, not just at the box office, but in the global conversation about Indian cinema’s reach. The next step? Waiting for the envelope.