Trailer release of Ranveer Singh’s much awaited action-thriller film ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’
The trailer of Ranveer Singh’s much-awaited action-thriller film ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ has been released. After the tremendous success of Dhurandhar released in the year 2025, the audience was eagerly waiting for its sequel. The first film had a record-breaking performance at the box office, earning more than Rs 1,300 crore worldwide.
In the approximately 3 minutes 25 seconds long trailer, Ranveer Singh is seen in a more dangerous and powerful avatar than before. He will be seen in the character of ‘Hamza/Jaskirat Singh Rangi’ in the film, who this time is seen fighting the enemies as the ‘King’ of Lyari. Director Aditya Dhar has presented powerful action sequences of Hollywood level in the trailer.
R Madhavan and Sanjay Dutt will also be seen in important roles in the film, whose serious acting seems to add depth to the story. The background music of the trailer is also very impressive, which makes the action and suspense more exciting.
The trailer shows Ranveer’s strong comeback as ‘Hamza Ali Mazari’. The story hints that he now emerges as the new ‘Sher-e-Baloch’ of Lyari, carrying forward the legacy of ‘Rehman the dacoit’. This time his character looks more cruel and destructive than before.
The sequel will be more grand than the first
After the historic success of the first film, director Aditya Dhar is now preparing to make the spy universe of ‘Dhurandhar’ bigger. According to reports, the canvas of the sequel has been prepared on a grander and larger scale than the first part. The film is going to be released in theaters on March 19.
There will be a special ‘celebration song’ in the film
A special ‘celebration song’ has also been filmed on Ranveer Singh in the film. The song will be different from the traditional Bollywood dance and will be seen celebrating an important turning point in the story. Interestingly, it has been shot on the same set in Ladakh, where Akshaye Khanna’s popular song ‘FA9LA’ was shot in the first part.
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