Udaybir Sandhu’s dialogue of ‘Dhurandhar 2’ became a topic of discussion on social media.

Mumbai: recent successful bollywood movie Dhurandhar: The Revenge The interval block has enthralled the audience. A dialogue by Udaybir Sandhu, popularly known as Pinda, who was seen in a small but impactful role alongside Ranveer Singh in the film, is now the talk of the town. This dialogue is – ‘Don’t you miss home, Jassi?’ This dialogue comes in a high tension scene of the film, where Pinda meets his old friend Jassi (Ranveer Singh’s character).

Dialogue of Udaybir Sandhu aka Pinda of ‘Dhurandhar 2’ goes viral on social media

The presentation of this dialogue was so impressive that the audience in the theaters started clapping. On social media, people are making reels on this dialogue, sharing memes, and even many celebrities are making fun of it.

In an interview, Udaybir Sandhu said, ‘We knew this scene was very important, but did not expect such a huge response. I’m still trying to understand it. The audience especially caught that one line, which is very exciting.

She further added that initially she was a little worried about her screen time, as her scenes in the film were not many. But director Aditya Dhar had already assured her that even though her scenes would be less, every dialogue and scene would be impactful.

Udaybir said, ‘I did not think that the character of Pinda would be liked so much.’ He also shared his experience of working with Ranveer Singh, in which he called Ranveer a ‘true brother’. She said that despite being a big star, Ranveer never shows himself big and always makes her feel comfortable on the set.

Interestingly, Udaybir Sandhu has been a national level hockey player. Before stepping into acting, she worked hard for 10 years, gave a lot of auditions and started with modeling. To play the role of Pinda, he lost 15-16 kg. This small role has given him recognition overnight. People are repeating his dialogue again and again on social media, and many are saying that it is not easy to leave such an impact even in a supporting role.