With the release of Dhurandhar: The Revenge on 19th March, the moment of truth is finally here. As one of the most highly anticipated sequels in Bollywood history, the verdict is out—so let’s find out what fans have to say…
In just the first 30 minutes, Ranveer Singh shows such insane range that honestly, just give the man a National Award already.
Yes, people will jump into the comments saying it’s propaganda, that the narrative is one-sided… but let’s be real—it’s entertaining. The impact of those first 30 minutes carries the entire film effortlessly.
That said, there is a catch. The expectations after the first part were sky-high. It’s like when Virat Kohli scores 60–70 now—it just doesn’t hit the same because we expect a century every time.
The film begins with Ranveer’s younger days as Jaskirat Singh Rangi, giving us a glimpse into how Hamza became so mentally tough and ruthless. The detailing is sharp, the background score hits hard, and the setup is engaging.
Without giving spoilers—let’s just say the climax goes full-blown cinematic madness with explosive sequences that scream scale and ambition.
Talking about Uzair Baloch aka Danish Pandor—limited screen time, but he absolutely dominates when he appears. One scene is enough to leave a mark.
The supporting cast—Sanjay Dutt, Arjun Rampal, R. Madhavan, Manav Gohil, and Survinder Vicky—all deliver solid performances and hold their ground. Special mention to Rakesh Bedi, who adds a unique charm.
However, if we’re being honest—the music doesn’t quite match up to the first part. The songs are good, but that unforgettable vibe from Part 1 feels slightly missing.
There are also minor technical glitches—like delayed gunshot sounds and occasional lip-sync issues—but they barely matter when Ranveer, with full swag, is owning the screen. His presence overshadows almost everything else.
At this point, you’ve probably already seen half the film on Instagram, and if not—avoid spoilers and experience it yourself.
Final Verdict:
A high-energy, massy entertainer that rides heavily on Ranveer Singh’s performance. Despite a few flaws and massive expectations, Dhurandhar delivers.
⭐ 4/5 Stars