Campus Times | Lucknow

The festive buzz of Eid al-Fitr has pushed Dhurandhar: The Revenge into overdrive, with packed theatres and record-breaking collections. The film has already crossed ₹145 crore+ on Day 1, making it one of the biggest openings in Indian cinema.

With strong advance bookings and massive footfall, the film is now eyeing a ₹250 crore global milestone within days, signalling a blockbuster run.

Loud, Violent & Twist-Heavy Spectacle

Directed by Aditya Dhar, the sequel goes bigger and darker than the first part. High-voltage action, intense violence and unpredictable twists keep audiences hooked throughout its nearly 4-hour runtime.

Compared to Dhurandhar (Part 1) — which focused more on storytelling and character build-up — Part 2 is more brutal, politically intense and scale-driven, making it a louder theatrical experience.

While some fans feel Part 1 had tighter storytelling, Part 2 wins in scale, intensity and mass appeal, making it a true big-screen spectacle.

Ranveer Singh Leads, Cast Delivers Big

Ranveer Singh dominates the screen with a powerful transformation, effortlessly balancing emotional depth with explosive action. R. Madhavan brings authority and calm intensity to his role, while Arjun Rampal stands out as a menacing antagonist. Together, the ensemble elevates the film into a gripping spy drama backed by strong, impactful performances.

Trending Songs Add Emotional Punch

• “Jaiye Sajana” – the biggest trending track, winning hearts for its emotional depth
• “Phir Se” (Arijit Singh) – praised by fans for its soul-touching impact in theatres

Viral Craze & Audience Reaction

From viral clips to trending hashtags, the film has taken over social media. Fans are calling it a “full paisa vasool Eid entertainer”, with the interval and climax receiving the loudest cheers.

Final Verdict: A Festive Blockbuster Roar

Dhurandhar: The Revenge blends record-breaking box office, viral music and explosive storytelling into a complete mass entertainer.

Loud, violent and packed with twists — this is exactly the kind of high-energy spectacle audiences crave during Eid.