Mumbai: The internet is buzzing with hilarious reactions after the release of Dhurandhar: The Revenge, with fans flooding social media platforms with memes, jokes, and quirky comparisons inspired by the film’s characters.
From pop culture crossovers to nostalgic references, the film has sparked a meme fest that continues to trend across Instagram and X.
Shakuni Mama comparisons steal the show
One of the most viral meme trends involves Rakesh Bedi’s character Jameel Jamali being compared to Shakuni Mama from the epic Mahabharata.
Fans have drawn parallels between Jamali’s manipulative traits and the iconic antagonist, often sharing split images alongside actor Praneet Bhatt, who famously portrayed Shakuni on television.
‘Doraemon’ tag for Shirani goes viral
Another meme that has taken over the internet labels Shirani — played by Bimal Oberoi — as Doraemon.
The comparison humorously highlights how Shirani constantly comes to the rescue of Hamza Ali Mazari (played by Ranveer Singh), much like the cartoon character who helps Nobita with gadgets.
Some users even likened Shirani to a quick-delivery service, jokingly calling him “Blinkit for Hamza.”
Ranveer Singh’s hair becomes meme gold
Apart from the storyline, Ranveer Singh’s long, lustrous hair has also become a major talking point online.
Several memes joke about his “perfect hair flips,” with some fans humorously suggesting he has taken the crown from Deepika Padukone when it comes to iconic hair moments.
Content creators have even imagined humorous scenarios where his character is pampered like a child, complete with oiling and braiding his hair.
Dark humour and plot references
Many memes also revolve around intense and dark scenes from the film, often presented with satirical captions.
Characters like Major Iqbal and his family dynamics have been reimagined in comedic ways, while certain violent plot points have been turned into exaggerated internet humour — sometimes without context, adding to the chaos and intrigue.
Brand marketing joins the trend
The meme wave has also caught the attention of brands. Popular Indian dairy brand Amul created topical content inspired by the film, while beverage brand Fanta joined in with humorous references to the characters.
This reflects how deeply the film has penetrated pop culture within days of its release.
Creators and reels amplify the buzz
Social media influencers and content creators have further amplified the trend with reels and parody videos.
From recreating scenes to imagining alternate storylines, users are adding their own creative spin to the narrative — turning Dhurandhar 2 into a viral phenomenon.
Conclusion
The overwhelming meme response to Dhurandhar: The Revenge highlights the film’s cultural impact beyond the box office. Whether through humour, satire, or nostalgia, fans are engaging with the film in ways that keep it trending online.
As the meme wave continues, it’s clear that Dhurandhar 2 has not only entertained audiences in theatres but also captured the imagination of the internet.
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