Actor Rakesh Bedi broke his silence over the reports of receiving a reward from Dhurandhar: The Revenge producers for beautifully playing the role of Jameel Jamali.
His character in the sequel struck a chord with audiences, emerging as a clear fan favourite and earning him widespread acclaim.
Recently, some media reports claimed that the makers had gifted him a Rs. 1 crore bonus as a token of appreciation, equivalent to double his actual fee for the film.
The 70-year-old actor has now spoken out on the matter and dismissed them.
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On Friday, Rakesh took to Instagram and shared a video and said, “I have been sent this video and approached by people that I have received Rs 1 crore from Dhurandhar, toh bhaiya woh kahan pada hai, kiske ghar mein khai hai, kiski jeb mein hai mujhe do tell me yaar, kisi ne gaad ke rakha hai do taaki main jakar le loan kyunki toh nahi tak mein mein mein hai, mere account mein toh show I am not doing anything
(I have been sent these videos and approached by people asking if I have received ₹1 crore from Dhurandhar. So I want to ask, where is it lying, whose house is it kept in, whose pocket is it in, just tell me yaar, tell me where someone has buried it so I can go get it, because it hasn’t come into my account yet. It’s not showing in my account).”
He added, “Aur aa gayi toh main doonga or maybe I won’t, but for now, I haven’t got it. If you can help me get the amount, then please do.”
For the unversed, Rakesh portrays the role of Pakistani politician Jameel Jamali in the film, and several of his dialogues went viral on social media, with fans even turning his iconic line, “Baccha hai tu mera (You are my kid),” into memes.
Aditya Dhar’s two-part spy action thriller has done very well at the box office. The first film, released in December 2025, became a blockbuster and earned Rs 1300 crore worldwide.
The second film, Dhurandhar: The Revengereleased on March 19, 2026, did even better, collecting Rs 1760 crore globally.
Together, the franchise has now crossed ₹3000 crore worldwide.
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