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Actor Rakesh Bedi joins hands with ‘sensation’ Nora Fatehi for a dance number, shares fun BTS clip

Sneha Sharma — Wed, 06 May 2026 07:52:53 +0000

Veteran actor Rakesh Bedi, fresh off his hilarious turn as Jameel Jamali in the blockbuster Dhurandhar: The Revenge, surprised fans by grooving alongside dance sensation Nora Fatehi for an upcoming high-energy track. The 72-year-old comedy icon shared a delightful behind-the-scenes video on Instagram, teasing the song’s infectious vibe and predicting it as a wedding staple.

In the clip, Rakesh beams with excitement, declaring, “Today I am shooting with one of the biggest stars of India. Biggest sensation, great actor, great dancer. None other than Nora Fatehi!” Nora enters with her signature warmth, greeting him as “sir” and gushing, “We are so excited to have you with us.” The duo’s chemistry shines as they rehearse steps, with Nora praising his moves: “Aap ka dance bohot achcha hain, aapne bohot achcha kiya! I cannot wait for everyone to see the song so that they can see your moves!” Rakesh quips back humorously, “Kitna jhoot bolti hain ye!” (How much she lies!), prompting Nora’s infectious laughter.

Rakesh admitted he “tried my best to compete” with Nora’s prowess, showcasing surprising agility that has netizens buzzing. The BTS captures pure joy—high-fives, step practice, and Nora’s encouragement—hinting at a foot-tapping number blending comedy and sizzle. Nora echoed the hype, calling it a track “everyone will play at weddings,” fueling anticipation for its release.

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Bedi’s resurgence stems from Dhurandhar’s massive success—Ranveer Singh’s spy thriller shattered records with ₹1800 crore worldwide—reviving interest in his comic timing from Sharaara, Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar, and Yes Boss. Pairing him with Nora, known for Dilbar, O Saki Saki, and Manike, promises generational appeal: his seasoned charm meets her global dance flair.

Fans flooded comments: “Uncle ji killing it!” and “Nora-Rakesh combo? Genius!” The video’s virality underscores Bollywood’s magic in unlikely pairings, proving age is no barrier to fun. As Dhurandhar 2 cements Bedi’s comeback, this song could extend his hot streak, blending nostalgia with Nora’s fire for a chartbuster waiting to explode.

Dhurandhar goes global: Ranveer Singh’s spy thriller heads to Japan

Sneha Sharma — Wed, 29 Apr 2026 11:54:32 +0000

After a thunderous run at the Indian box office, the high-octane spy thriller Dhurandhar, directed by Aditya Dhar, is set to expand its reach to the international stage. The makers officially announced on Wednesday that the film, starring Ranveer Singh as the formidable Hamza, will make its theatrical debut in Japan on July 10, 2026. This global expansion follows the massive success of the film, which has been a dominant force in cinemas since its initial release in December 2025.

To mark the occasion, the team unveiled a striking, Japan-specific international poster that has immediately captured the attention of social media users. The artwork features the film’s title in English alongside details in Japanese script, presenting Ranveer Singh in a dramatically transformed avatar. Online, fans have been quick to praise the poster, describing it as “dope,” “stylish,” and perfectly tailored for a global audience. The reaction on social media has been overwhelmingly positive, with many users noting that the aesthetic feels both fresh and fitting for the Japanese cinematic landscape.

The expansion into Japan is seen as a major milestone for the Dhurandhar franchise, which has already established a staggering financial legacy in India. With the sequel currently continuing its strong box office momentum in the domestic market, the move to release the first installment in Japan signals the makers’ intent to capture new international territories. The decision is viewed as a strategic step to leverage the film’s “high-energy” appeal, which has consistently resonated with audiences seeking large-scale action spectacles.

As the July 10 release date approaches, anticipation continues to mount among both global cinema enthusiasts and the film’s massive fan base. For Ranveer Singh, this release represents another opportunity to showcase his range as an action star to a worldwide demographic. With the creative team building momentum through global marketing efforts, Dhurandhar is set to roar across yet another frontier, proving that the cinematic intensity of Aditya Dhar’s vision knows no borders

Deepika Padukone addresses silent treatment speculation amid Ranveer Singh’s blockbuster success

Sneha Sharma — Wed, 08 Apr 2026 05:10:07 +0000

In the hyper-scrutinised world of Bollywood power couples, even silence can spark a storm. On April 8, Deepika Padukone finally addressed the swirling speculation around her apparent “silent treatment” towards husband Ranveer Singh’s blockbuster Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge, delivering a witty, self-assured response that instantly flipped the narrative.

The chatter began shortly after the Aditya Dhar-directed spy thriller hit theatres in mid-March 2026. While Dhurandhar 2 shattered records—grossing over ₹1,237 crore net in India and surpassing ₹1,600 crore worldwide, eclipsing Baahubali 2—netizens noticed Deepika’s conspicuous absence from public praise. She skipped the high-profile Mumbai screening, opting instead for a sitar concert with her in-laws, and posted nothing on social media celebrating Ranveer’s critically acclaimed performance or the film’s massive success. Fake screenshots of a supposed glowing review from Deepika also circulated and were quickly debunked.

A viral Instagram reel by Culture Circle captured the frenzy, questioning: “Deepika Padukone just gave the ‘silent treatment’ to a ₹500 crore budget… Is she making a statement against the director or just dodging the internet’s favourite drama?” The post juxtaposed the film’s box-office dominance with Deepika’s quiet demeanour, fuelling trolls who labelled her “jealous” or even dragged in unrelated past controversies.

Deepika, however, refused to let the noise define her. Commenting directly on the reel, she wrote with characteristic poise and a dash of sass: “The latter my friend… P.S. I watched it way before any of you did. Now who is the joke on?” accompanied by a hand-over-mouth emoji. The reply was met with enthusiastic support from fans, who praised her for calmly dismantling the speculation without drama.

Her response underscores a larger truth often lost in the age of performative social media validation: not every expression of love or support needs to be loud, public, or timed for algorithms. As one of Bollywood’s most private yet powerful couples, Deepika and Ranveer have consistently chosen substance over spectacle. Reports from the film’s shoot highlighted Ranveer’s dedication to family—he frequently took breaks to be with a pregnant Deepika, flying back home to support her before the couple welcomed daughter Dua in September 2024. Their recent low-key dosa date in Mumbai amid the film’s success further reflected a grounded partnership that thrives away from the spotlight

Industry reactions to Dhurandhar 2 have been overwhelmingly positive, with co-stars and figures like Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli publicly lauding Ranveer’s “flawless” turn. Director Aditya Dhar has been vocal in gratitude. Yet Deepika’s measured approach reminds audiences that personal pride can exist without mandatory Instagram stories or red-carpet appearances.

In an industry where every omission is dissected, Deepika’s cheeky rebuttal serves as a gentle reminder: the internet often reads too much into celebrity silence. For Deepika and Ranveer, the real story remains off-screen—rooted in quiet support, shared milestones, and the confidence that some bonds don’t require public validation. As Deepika cleverly asked, the joke, it seems, was never on her.

Former Miss England Dr. Bhasha Mukherjee highlights crucifixion imagery in Dhurandhar 2, igniting viral discussions

Sneha Sharma — Tue, 07 Apr 2026 07:39:55 +0000

In the visceral climax of Dhurandhar: The Revenge (Dhurandhar 2), Ranveer Singh’s Hamza Ali Mazari—real name Jaskirat Singh Rangi—hangs battered in a Pakistani torture chamber, arms outstretched in unmistakable crucifixion pose. Bloodied yet unyielding, the scene precedes his “death” and emotional resurrection as Jaskirat. Dr. Bhasha Mukherjee, former Miss England 2019 and NHS doctor, spotted this deliberate symbolism and shared forensic breakdowns on social media, sparking widespread discussion.

Mukherjee noted the framing mirrors Jesus Christ on the cross: “It signals sacrifice and martyrdom… he’s taking the fall with purpose.” The imagery echoes the Christian narrative of crucifixion followed by rebirth, transforming a brutal spy thriller moment into something mythic. Her posts, highlighting Aditya Dhar’s “peak detailing,” quickly went viral across Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.

This isn’t isolated fan theory. Dhar’s duology—Dhurandhar already a massive hit, the sequel crossing ₹1,000 crore net in India and over ₹1,600 crore worldwide—layers symbolism richly. Hamza, a Sikh-named Indian operative adopting a Muslim alias to infiltrate Karachi’s underworld, carries the “wrath of God” tagline. His long-haired, bearded look invited early Jesus comparisons; the torture scene weaponises it. Viewers have also spotted Krishna, Shiva and even Lucifer motifs, creating a syncretic hero who draws from multiple faiths’ archetypes of suffering and righteous rage.

A fresh angle: Syncretism as quiet radicalism

In an era of religious silos, Dhar collapses Hindu, Muslim, Sikh and Christian elements into one bleeding body. Jaskirat evokes “one who does God’s work.” The hero suffers like universal saviour figures—crucified for the nation’s redemption—while dismantling terror networks. This syncretism feels radical yet deeply Indian, echoing historical Sufi-Bhakti blending and secular cinema traditions. A British-Indian doctor spotting it from the UK proves the symbolism’s universal reach.

Unlike straightforward patriotic fare, Hamza isn’t owned by one creed. He becomes a pan-religious national martyr: infiltrating as Hamza, dying visually as Christ-like, returning as Jaskirat. Audiences cheer not just action but catharsis—heroism transcending identity. Social media amplified Mukherjee’s decode, turning viewers into semioticians. One fan praised Dhar for blending “Lucifer, Jesus, Krishna and Shiva.”

Despite controversies over violence, alleged propaganda and minor religious sensitivities (including a fake AI image controversy), the film’s box-office dominance shows audiences embrace layered storytelling. Dhar’s earlier works like URI and Article 370 built intense heroes; here he elevates them to modern myth.

Mukherjee’s clinical yet passionate analysis underscores how detail-oriented filmmaking rewards repeat viewings. In Dhurandhar 2, crucifixion isn’t mere pain—it’s purpose. The hero bleeds for collective redemption, reminding us that true strength often lies in shared sacred archetypes, not division.

Dhurandhar 2 hits ₹1,023.77 crore India nett as it maintains momentum with ₹10 crore on its third Monday.

Sneha Sharma — Tue, 07 Apr 2026 03:17:59 +0000

Aditya Dhar’s high-octane spy thriller Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge continues its unstoppable march at the box office, proving that a gripping narrative rooted in patriotism and real-life echoes can sustain audience interest well into its third week. On its third Monday (Day 19, April 6), the Ranveer Singh-led film collected an estimated ₹10 crore net in India across 13,736 shows, according to Sacnilk data. While this represents the expected weekday drop from Sunday’s strong ₹28.75 crore, it is being viewed as a solid hold that underscores the film’s enduring word-of-mouth appeal.

With this addition, Dhurandhar 2 has pushed its India net collection to ₹1,023.77 crore and India gross to ₹1,225.72 crore. More significantly, it has become the first Hindi-language film ever to cross the prestigious ₹1,000 crore net milestone domestically — joining an elite club previously dominated by pan-India blockbusters like Pushpa 2: The Rule and Baahubali 2. The Hindi version alone has reportedly contributed over ₹950 crore, setting a new benchmark for the language.

Globally, the momentum is even more impressive. The film added ₹5 crore from overseas territories on Day 19, taking its international gross to ₹397 crore. The worldwide gross now stands at ₹1,622.72 crore, comfortably crossing the ₹1,600 crore mark within just 18 days of release. This achievement comes despite the film facing bans in Gulf countries and Pakistan, highlighting its robust performance in other key markets including North America, Europe, and South America.

The film’s trajectory reveals remarkable consistency. It stormed out of the gates with a massive first week of ₹674.17 crore net in India. The second week added another ₹263.65 crore, while the third weekend showed healthy growth: Day 16 (third Friday) collected ₹21.55 crore (a 27% jump), followed by ₹25.65 crore on Saturday and ₹28.75 crore on Sunday. Even as Monday brought the typical dip, the overall run demonstrates that audiences are returning for repeat viewings, drawn by the high-stakes espionage, emotional depth, and edge-of-the-seat action sequences.

Directed and co-produced by Aditya Dhar (riding high after Uri), the sequel follows Indian spy Jaskirat Singh Rangi (Ranveer Singh) as he is tasked by Intelligence Bureau chief Ajay Sanyal (R Madhavan) with a daring anti-terror mission. The story weaves in references to historical events such as the Kandahar hijacking and the 2008 Mumbai attacks, lending it a sense of urgency and relevance that has resonated strongly with viewers. The ensemble cast — including Arjun Rampal, Sanjay Dutt, Sara Arjun, Rakesh Bedi, Gaurav Gera, Danish Pandor, and Manav Gohil — delivers layered performances that elevate the spectacle.

Trade analysts point to strong word-of-mouth and the film’s ability to balance patriotism with thrilling storytelling as key drivers. Celebrity endorsements, including praise from Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli for Dhar’s “original direction” and Ranveer Singh’s intense portrayal, have further amplified its cultural impact. Dubbed versions in Telugu (₹40+ crore) and Tamil (₹17+ crore) have also contributed steadily, broadening its pan-Indian footprint.

Despite the usual third-week challenges and competition from other releases, Dhurandhar 2 has maintained a wide release with thousands of shows daily. Its resilience even amid mixed critical opinions on “propaganda” elements speaks volumes about audience priorities — they clearly value conviction in execution over perfection in every frame.

As it enters the latter part of its theatrical run, the film is eyeing further milestones: ₹1,100 crore India net and a potential push toward ₹1,700 crore worldwide. For Ranveer Singh, this marks another career-defining blockbuster, reinforcing his versatility and box-office pull. For producer Jio Studios and B62 Studios, it validates the investment in original, large-scale content that connects emotionally and nationally.

In an industry where many big-budget films fade quickly after the opening weekend, Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge stands out as a rare example of sustained success. The revenge saga is still unfolding on screens, and if the current trend holds, its final tally could rewrite several records in Bollywood and Indian cinema history

Three actors rejected Dhurandhar’s Rehman Dakait role—now regret it as film crosses Rs 1,500 crore

Sneha Sharma — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 16:26:42 +0000

In an industry where star power often trumps script and ensemble casts are still viewed with suspicion, Aditya Dhar’s Dhurandhar franchise has rewritten the rules. With Dhurandhar: The Revenge (the much-anticipated sequel) hitting theatres on March 19, 2026, and already crossing ₹1,500 crore at the global box office in under three weeks, the film’s success isn’t just about Ranveer Singh’s magnetic lead performance as Hamza. It’s also a victory lap for one of Bollywood’s most talked-about supporting turns: Akshaye Khanna’s chilling, meme-generating portrayal of Rehman Dakait, the ruthless Lyari ganglord.

Yet, behind the box-office fireworks lies a casting story laced with rejection, persistence, and quiet vindication. In a recent interview with Bollywood Hungama, veteran casting director Mukesh Chhabra opened up about the two-year marathon that went into assembling over 400 roles across the franchise’s two parts. What started with a four-hour script narration that left him “in shock” turned into an exhaustive nationwide search involving a six-member team. Ranveer Singh was always the non-negotiable first choice for the lead and signed on immediately. But the antagonist role proved far trickier.

Chhabra revealed that three established actors—one from the South film industry and two from Bollywood—flatly refused the part that would later make Rehman Dakait a cultural phenomenon. Their reason? A “weird logic” that the project was essentially an ensemble cast and “actually Ranveer’s film.” Chhabra chose not to name names, but the subtext was clear: in a star-driven ecosystem, some heavyweights still hesitate to share screen space, even in a high-octane, multi-starrer directed by the man behind the original Dhurandhar blockbuster.

Director Aditya Dhar, however, refused to dwell on the setbacks. “Aditya moves on from negativity quickly,” Chhabra noted, underscoring the filmmaker’s calm confidence and big-picture vision. That clarity proved decisive. Akshaye Khanna’s name came up late in the process. When first approached, the actor was reportedly taken aback, asking Chhabra, “Pagal ho gaya hai kya?” (Have you gone mad?). But after hearing the full narration, Khanna was all in—confirming his commitment within a day. The rest, as they say, is box-office history. Khanna’s menacing charisma, complete with an unplanned freestyle dance sequence that went viral, has turned him into the film’s unexpected scene-stealer.

Industry whispers suggest that at least some of those who passed on the role have since reached out expressing regret—a detail echoed across multiple reports following the film’s runaway success. The episode highlights a quiet but significant shift in Bollywood: great writing and visionary direction can elevate even “supporting” parts into career-defining moments, especially when backed by an ensemble that refuses to play second fiddle.

Chhabra’s team didn’t stop at the leads. The casting process also unearthed breakout talent like Sara Arjun as Yalina Jamali after over 1,000 auditions, while locking in veterans such as Sanjay Dutt, R. Madhavan, Arjun Rampal, and scene-stealer Rakesh Bedi. Chhabra has singled out Arjun’s casting as one of his most satisfying achievements, proving that fresh faces can hold their own amid heavyweights when the director’s vision is crystal clear.

As Dhurandhar: The Revenge continues its record-smashing run and sparks memes, fan theories, and industry debates, the real takeaway may be broader than one role. In an era of multi-starrers and pan-India ambitions, turning down a meaty character because it isn’t the “solo hero” part risks more than just missing a paycheck—it risks missing history. Mukesh Chhabra’s revelation isn’t mere gossip; it’s a timely reminder that sometimes the biggest “no” in Bollywood becomes the industry’s loudest “told you so.”

For the three unnamed actors who walked away, the global box-office numbers and Khanna’s career resurgence offer a poignant postscript. In the words of the casting director himself: they must be regretting it now. And in the unforgiving glare of 2026’s blockbuster season, regret has never looked more expensive.

Dhurandhar 2 Box Office Day 9: Film crosses Rs 1140 crore worldwide, surpasses Pushpa

Sneha Sharma — Sat, 28 Mar 2026 07:48:22 +0000

Ranveer Singh’s high-octane spy thriller Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge continues its record-breaking run at the box office. On its ninth day of release (Friday, March 27), the film added significant collections, pushing the worldwide gross to ₹1140 crore.

According to the latest figures, the Aditya Dhar directorial has collected ₹715.72 crore net and ₹854.99 crore gross in India over nine days. Overseas markets have contributed around $30 million (approximately ₹285 crore). The film showed a slight dip on day 9 with an India net of about ₹41.55 crore (a 16.4% drop from day 8), but it maintained strong momentum, particularly in Hindi and dubbed South Indian versions.

Franchise Milestone: Beats Pushpa

The Dhurandhar franchise has now crossed ₹2447 crore worldwide. The first film, Dhurandhar (released December 2025), earned ₹1307.35 crore, while Dhurandhar 2 has added substantially to the tally. This total surpasses the Pushpa franchise’s lifetime collection of around ₹2221 crore (Pushpa: The Rise + Pushpa 2: The Rule). The sequel has also delivered one of the biggest extended opening weeks in Indian cinema history.

Star ,Power and Praise

Ranveer Singh plays Jaskirat Singh Rangi alias Hamza Ali Mazari, an Indian spy infiltrating a terror outfit in Pakistan’s Lyari. The film also stars Sara Arjun, Arjun Rampal, R Madhavan, Sanjay Dutt, and others. It received praise from Allu Arjun, who called it “Patriotism with swag” and lauded Ranveer as a “brilliant and versatile actor.” Karan Johar also appreciated the film after a screening.

Despite mixed critical reviews, strong word-of-mouth, patriotic themes, technical brilliance, and multi-language releases (Hindi + South Indian languages) have driven audience turnout. Paid premieres on March 18 further boosted early numbers.

The film, produced by Jio Studios and B62 Studios, shows no signs of slowing down as it enters the second weekend. It remains a major contender among the highest-grossing Indian films of all time and is expected to climb further with weekend boosts.

Fans can catch Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge in theatres worldwide. The spy thriller continues to prove that high-stakes Indian stories with international swag resonate strongly at the box office.

Why members of Sikh community filed an FIR against Dhurandhar 2 makers? Controversy explained

Sneha Sharma — Wed, 25 Mar 2026 05:56:13 +0000

Aditya Dhar’s blockbuster spy thriller Dhurandhar: The Revenge, which has already crossed the $100-million global mark, is now facing fresh trouble. Members of the Sikh community have lodged an FIR at Mumbai’s Mulund Police Station accusing the film’s makers of disrespecting sacred Gurbani.

Watch the video here!

The complaint, filed by Gurjyot Singh Keer — president of Sikhs in Maharashtra and a Shiv Sena (Shinde faction) leader — targets director Aditya Dhar, lead actor Ranveer Singh, and co-star R. Madhavan. The bone of contention is a scene in which Madhavan’s character, Intelligence Bureau Director Ajay Sanyal, recites the powerful verse from Guru Gobind Singh’s Dasam Granth — “Siraso pehchaniye jo Lade Deen ke Heth” — while allegedly smoking a cigarette during a conversation with Ranveer Singh’s character.

Community members argue that Gurbani is divine and sacred, not ordinary dialogue. Pairing it with smoking, they say, shows “blatant disrespect” and “ignorance” towards Sikh faith and history. Keer strongly condemned the depiction on social media, urging the Sikh community to protest peacefully with black flags if the team fails to issue a sincere apology to the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) and the community at large.

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In response, R. Madhavan released a video clarification on Instagram. He assured viewers there was “a slight misunderstanding” and emphasised that director Aditya Dhar had specifically instructed him to extinguish the cigarette well before delivering the sacred lines. “No smoke comes out of my mouth, nor is there any cigarette or smoke visible in the frame,” Madhavan stated, adding, “Hum pure Sikh community ke saath hain. Aur hum unka bahut aadar karte hain.” He also mentioned his regular visits to the Golden Temple before film releases to underline his respect for the community.

The film, released on March 19, continues its strong box-office run despite the row. While some see it as creative liberty in a fictional spy thriller, others view the scene as insensitive. The FIR has reignited debates on artistic freedom versus religious sentiments in Indian cinema.

As the matter is now with the police, the industry watches closely for further developments. The makers are yet to issue an official statement beyond Madhavan’s personal clarification.

Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge crosses Rs 830 crore worldwide but faces sharp international criticism for THIS reason

Sneha Sharma — Wed, 25 Mar 2026 05:50:22 +0000

Aditya Dhar’s high-octane spy thriller Dhurandhar: The Revenge, starring Ranveer Singh, continues its box-office rampage, crossing the $100-million global mark in just six days. The sequel to the 2025 hit has collected around ₹575 crore net in India and over $27 million overseas — including a strong $15 million in North America — despite skipping the Gulf market. It currently ranks as the second-highest grosser in its US opening weekend behind Ryan Gosling’s Project Hail Mary.

However, the film’s massive commercial success stands in stark contrast to its reception among international critics. With a low 38% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes (mostly positive reviews from Indian outlets), foreign press has slammed the movie for excessive violence, repetitive storytelling, and what many describe as fanatical jingoism and propaganda.

Nicolas Rapold of The New York Times noted that the sequel “further desensitizes viewers to violence along national or religious lines.” Sarah Manvel called the extreme brutality “sociopathic” and questioned why audiences enjoy watching “people we’re supposed to hate suffering six different ways before they die.” Carla Hay of Culture Mix labelled it “an empty excuse to show a fictional and fanatically jingoistic and sadistically violent version of real-life historical events,” criticising its “hateful rhetoric about certain ethnicities.”

Back home, reactions are divided. While many celebrities and audiences cheer the patriotic spectacle, Kannada actor Ramya called it “complete propaganda” and urged Dhar to “move beyond jingoism.” Political commentator Dhruv Rathee dubbed it “brain rot” and “not even well-made propaganda.” In contrast, Anupam Kher defended the film, saying he pities those labelling it jingoistic.

Dhurandhar: The Revenge (released March 19, runtime ~3 hours) features Ranveer Singh alongside R. Madhavan, Arjun Rampal, Sanjay Dutt, and Sara Arjun.

Dhurandhar 2 The Revenge Trailer Out: Ranveer Singh unleashes epic spy revenge in explosive sequel

Aman Shukla — Sat, 07 Mar 2026 05:32:00 +0000

The trailer for Dhurandhar: The Revenge (also referred to as Dhurandhar 2) is now out, and it’s generating massive buzz among fans! Directed by Aditya Dhar, this high-octane sequel follows the blockbuster success of the 2025 hit Dhurandhar, which became one of the biggest films of the year with its gripping spy thriller storyline, intense action, and stellar performances.

What’s the Film About?

Dhurandhar: The Revenge dives deeper into the world of undercover espionage. It explores the backstory and continuing mission of Hamza Ali Mazari (played by Ranveer Singh), whose real identity is Jaskirat Singh Rangi. As an Indian spy embedded deep in Karachi’s notorious Lyari neighbourhood, he navigates dangerous criminal syndicates, political intrigue, and threats tied to past terror incidents like the 26/11 attacks. The sequel promises even higher stakes, personal revenge, morally complex twists, large-scale action sequences, and emotional confrontations as the “New India” strikes back decisively.

Building on the first film’s massive box office triumph (estimated over ₹1,300 crore), this chapter ramps up the intensity with covert operations and a direct confrontation against masterminds of terror.

Star-Studded Cast

The film boasts a powerful ensemble:

Ranveer Singh returning in his dual-layered, fierce avatar as the undercover agent.
Arjun Rampal as Major Iqbal (inspired by real-world figures, adding depth to the antagonist side).
Sanjay Dutt in a key role (likely as a formidable figure like SP Choudhary Aslam).
R. Madhavan
Sara Arjun
Rakesh Bedi
And others, with some characters reprising from the first film, plus flashback appearances.

Release Details

Mark your calendars! Dhurandhar: The Revenge is all set to hit theatres worldwide on March 19, 2026 — perfectly timed to coincide with Eid, Ugadi, and Gudi Padwa. It will release in multiple languages: Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam, expanding its reach across India and globally for maximum impact.

The trailer drop has fans hyped with its explosive visuals, high-energy action, and Ranveer’s commanding presence. Advance bookings are expected to open soon, with possible paid preview shows lined up for March 18.