Dhurandhar: The Revenge – Everything to Know About the Action-Packed Sequel 

Source : Indulgexpress

The trending news regarding Dhurandhar is centered on the massive theatrical release and record-breaking box office performance of its sequel, Dhurandhar: The Revenge, which premiered on March 19, 2026. 

Box Office & Performance

Record-Breaking Start

The film crossed the ₹200 crore mark globally on its opening day and has surpassed ₹370 crore worldwide in just two days.

Domestic Haul

In India, the film minted ₹226 crore net within its first two days, becoming the first Hindi film to score over ₹100 crore in a single day.

Day 3 Momentum

As of Saturday, March 21, the film is projected to cross the ₹300 crore net mark in India. 

Viral Moments & Incidents

Theater Vandalism in Canada

Reports and videos from Montreal show audience members allegedly vandalising theater screens during a screening, leading to police intervention.

The “Laptop Woman”

A video went viral showing a woman working on her laptop during an 11 PM show, sparking online debates about cinema etiquette.

Celebrity Reactions

Filmmakers Rakesh Roshan and SS Rajamouli have hailed the film as a “revolution” and “flawless,” respectively. Ranveer Singh’s after-party dance to the song “FA9LA” also trended significantly. 

Controversies

“Propaganda” Allegations

The film has faced criticism from some quarters, including actor-politician Ramya, who labeled it as “complete propaganda” and urged director Aditya Dhar to move beyond jingoism.

Political Clash

A political row has erupted in India, with the Congress party raising propaganda charges while the BJP has defended the film.

Censorship

The Hindi version of the film was reportedly trimmed for violent sequences, making it slightly shorter than the Tamil and Telugu versions. 

Production Details

• Director: Aditya Dhar.
• Cast: Stars Ranveer Singh (as Hamza/Jaskirat), Arjun Rampal, Sanjay Dutt, R. Madhavan, and Sara Arjun.
• Inspiration: The film’s characters and plot have led to widespread searches for real-life inspirations, including figures like Jamal Jamali and Indian spy Ravindra Kaushik.