Rajat Arora and Vikramm Bhambri React to Sara Arjun’s Viral Gun Scene in Dhurandhar The Revenge Trailer Rajat Arora and Vikramm Bhambri have shared their thoughts on Sara Arjun’s intense gun scene in the trailer for Dhurandhar The Revenge, describing it as a significant departure from previous action sequences. Bhambri humorously addressed the moment where Arjun is shown pointing a gun at Ranveer Singh, stating that the scene’s impact is far greater than the earlier installment. He emphasized that the trailer’s action is not just more intense but also emotionally charged, with twists that elevate the narrative. “It’s not only about the actions but also the emotions and the twists,” Bhambri said, noting that the sequence is “dhamakedaar” (thrilling) compared to the previous film’s “ghayal” (violent) tone. Arora added that the second part of the series will be more brutal and emotionally engaging, ensuring deeper audience connection. He highlighted the extended runtime, suggesting it exceeds the initial three-hour duration, which reflects the creators’ confidence in the story’s intensity. “What you’ve seen so far isn’t even close to what’s coming,” Arora said, joking that revealing details could lead to legal consequences. The actors also discussed Akshaye Khanna’s role in the sequel, with Bhambri teasing that his appearance might be hinted at in the prequel. Arora noted that while some scenes may suggest Khanna’s involvement, his character is no longer part of the story. Arora further described the sequel as a bold step, stating that the action sequences will push boundaries, with the phrase “India maaf nahi karegi” (India will not forgive) underscoring the film’s intensity. He emphasized that the story’s emotional depth and physical stakes will resonate strongly with viewers.#dhurandhar_the_revenge #akshaye_khanna #sara_arjun #rajat_arora #vikramm_bhambri
Dhurandhar 2 Cast Fees: Ranveer Singh’s Pay Remains Unchanged, Akshaye Khanna’s Cameo Fee Surpasses Arjun Rampal’s by 150% The box office success of Dhurandhar 2 has sparked widespread speculation about the film’s production details, including the remuneration of its cast. Recent reports suggest that the actors involved in the sequel have not received significant salary increases compared to their earnings for the first film. Despite the franchise’s global appeal and the high-profile nature of the cast, the reported paychecks for the sequel appear to mirror those of the original, raising questions about the financial structure of the project. Ranveer Singh, who played a pivotal role in the first film, is reportedly still being paid Rs 50 crore for his work in Dhurandhar 2. This amount remains unchanged from his fee for the initial release, despite the sequel’s anticipated higher production costs and the actor’s established status as a top-tier star. Industry insiders note that such a decision is unusual, as actors typically see salary hikes for sequels, especially when the project achieves commercial success. However, the film’s box office performance and the actors’ continued involvement may have influenced the decision to maintain consistent pay rates. Another point of contention is the reported fee for Akshaye Khanna’s cameo appearance. According to unverified sources, Khanna is set to receive Rs 2.5 crore for his brief role, which includes flashbacks to the original film. This figure is said to be 150% higher than the Rs 1 crore reportedly paid to Arjun Rampal for his antagonist role. Meanwhile, other key cast members such as Sanjay Dutt, R Madhavan, and Sara Arjun are said to be earning Rs 10 crore, Rs 9 crore, and Rs 1 crore respectively, all of which align with their previous earnings.#ranveer_singh #sanjay_dutt #dhurandhar_2 #arjun_rampal #akshaye_khanna
Drishyam 3 Teaser Censored; Mohanlal Returns as Georgekutty The teaser for Drishyam 3 has reportedly completed the censorship process, with a runtime of 1 minute and 44 seconds, according to recent updates. The film, which marks the return of Mohanlal as Georgekutty, is set for a theatrical release on April 2, 2026. The teaser’s completion of the censor board’s review has generated significant anticipation among fans, as it promises a conclusive ending to the beloved franchise’s narrative. The project has also faced internal challenges, with producer allegations suggesting that actor Akshaye Khanna disappeared without providing closure to his character’s storyline. This development has added to the intrigue surrounding the film’s plot, which is expected to tie up the saga of Georgekutty and his family. Director Jeethu Joseph, who previously helmed Drishyam and Drishyam 2, has emphasized his commitment to storytelling over commercial success. In a recent interview, he expressed his desire to conclude the series, stating, “Even people are asking me to stop it. This is why I am thinking in such a way.” Joseph’s approach to filmmaking has been marked by a focus on raw, suspense-driven narratives, as seen in the earlier installments of the franchise. The Drishyam series has been praised for its unique blend of suspense and character-driven storytelling, distinguishing it from typical thrillers. Joseph’s work on Drishyam 2 was particularly noted for its intricate plot and emotional depth, which earned it a theatrical release despite mixed initial reactions to the franchise’s extension. In another interview, Joseph elaborated on his filmmaking philosophy, stating, “I am not into crore clubs. I always wanted to do small films.#drishyam_3 #akshaye_khanna #mohanlal #georgekutty #jeethu_joseph
Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge Surpasses Box Office Milestones Ahead of Release Ranveer Singh's highly anticipated sequel, Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge, has already generated over Rs 100 crore in ticket sales just two days before its theatrical release. The film, set to premiere on March 19, is expected to dominate the Indian box office with its impressive pre-release performance. Advance bookings for the film have already sold 6.1 lakh tickets across more than 10,000 shows, contributing to Rs 22.70 crore in revenue. Paid previews alone have brought in Rs 37.11 crore, while overseas pre-sales for the opening weekend are projected to reach Rs 60 crore. Combined, these figures position the film as one of the most successful openings in recent years, with the total for the premiere and Day 1 window currently standing at Rs 119.81 crore. The film, directed by Aditya Dhar, continues the story of Hamza Ali Mazari, portrayed by Ranveer Singh, who returns as a vengeful leader taking control of Pakistan's Lyari town after the death of Rehman Dakait, played by Akshaye Khanna. The trailer, released on March 7, showcases Singh's transformation into a ruthless character driven by rage and vengeance. The action-packed narrative follows Mazari's relentless pursuit of Major Iqbal, reimagined by Arjun Rampal, while also featuring returning cast members like Sanjay Dutt as SP Chaudhary Aslam, R Madhavan as Ajay Sanyal, Sara Arjun as Yalina Jamali, and Rakesh Bedi as Jameel Jamali. The film will be released in multiple languages, including Hindi, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada, expanding its reach across South Indian markets. The trailer highlights the film's intense background score and its focus on themes of revenge, power, and conflict.#aditya_dhar #ranveer_singh #hamza_ali_mazari #arjun_rampal #akshaye_khanna
