A New Chapter in Realism-Driven Bollywood Storytelling
From delivering the razor-sharp precision of Uri, to producing Article 370, Baramulla, Dhoom Dhaam and now helming the explosive spectacle Dhurandhar, Aditya Dhar continues to strengthen his position as Bollywood’s foremost storyteller rooted in realism. With this third consecutive hard-hitting narrative, Dhar revives the era of multi-starrers but through a gritty, character-first cinematic lens, presenting his most ambitious film to date.

A Multi-Starrer That Redefines Big-Screen Energy
Dhurandhar is the kind of film Bollywood rarely ventures into today—stark, muscular, emotionally charged and grounded in lived reality. Leading the ensemble is Ranveer Singh in what many hail as his most volatile performance, joined by Sanjay Dutt, Akshaye Khanna, R. Madhavan, Arjun Rampal, Rakesh Bedi and Sara Arjun. The narrative tracks the untold journey of an “unknown Indian” operating deep inside enemy lines, carrying the weight of a high-risk mission that binds personal sacrifice with national stakes. The film has already recorded the biggest opening of Ranveer Singh’s career.

A Blockbuster Backed by Vision and Craft
With glowing reviews from audiences and critics alike, Dhar reclaims the box-office battlefield by delivering a spectacle that stands apart from Bollywood’s usual template. The film is backed by Jio Studios in a strategic partnership with Aditya and Lokesh Dhar’s B62 Studios, a collaboration that allowed the story to be shot as a two-film arc—an ambitious model that maximizes scale, efficiency and audience engagement.

The Dhar Signature: Emotion, Craft and Uncompromising Realism
At the core of Dhurandhar lies Dhar’s writing—volatile yet deeply sensitive, inspired by real events and built with a unique visual grammar. The action feels tactile, the emotions land heavily, and the dialogues resonate long after the moment passes. Ranveer Singh has openly credited Dhar for shaping one of the strongest characters of his career, admitting that he agreed to the film almost instantly after hearing the script. Audience reception and soaring numbers now validate that conviction.

What Makes Dhurandhar Work
The magic lies in its convergence of towering performances, a stirring narrative, cutting-edge technical finesse, immersive sound design and a background score that has already won over listeners. Akshaye Khanna’s entry sequence—now going viral—is being compared to Bobby Deol’s iconic “Animal” moment, earning him extraordinary acclaim. The film’s cliffhanger ending sets up a fiery stage for Dhurandhar Part 2, widely anticipated to be a revenge saga—because nothing hooks an audience like unfinished vengeance.

A Director Who Blends Reality with Scale
With Dhurandhar, Aditya Dhar cements his reputation as the director of realism with grandeur—a filmmaker who creates cinema that hits as deeply as it entertains. His films prove repeatedly that truth, told boldly, has the largest impact on the audience’s heart.

The Rise of a New-Age Blockbuster
Dhurandhar stands as a high-octane action-thriller written, directed and produced by Aditya Dhar, co-produced by Jyoti Deshpande and Lokesh Dhar, and presented by Jio Studios in collaboration with B62 Studios. The film opened to massive box-office numbers and continues to soar through the weekend, reinforcing the arrival of a cinematic phenomenon built on intensity, precision and authenticity.