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Jinesh Muralidharan
Following the mega success of the first instalment, this time it’s retribution
time and the director goes full Monty using the killing machine propagandist sorry protagonist and how he dismantles all the enemies fighting inside the enemy territory . The action sequence in the first 20 mins was absolutely top notch with action choreography, score and cinematography all coming together like a crescendo. There were few portions highlighting the vulnerability of the protagonist or his sense of not having an actual identity or the portions where he loses the people close to him or how they ended the film. These portions show the range of an actor like Ranveer which we don’t get to see much .. The poise , the body language is unique for each time period in the film and ranveer is able to bring this out really well but these portions are very minimal cos the director wants to bring the mayhem on screen and bring on the human crushing machine just pulverise all his enemies to pulp. The climax went on and on and it was kinda tiring but then the film ends well with some smart choices .
This time the propagandist whitewashing isn’t subtle anymore and they’re smashing shit on everyone’s face and calling it icecream. The demon episode was just terrible . I remember in 2016 the Internet clowns would say our armed forces are guarding our borders day and night and so you shouldn’t complain bout few hours in the atm line to take out your hard earned money and that’s how this episode is treated by calling it a master stroke. The director is a fantastic filmmaker with a very strong conviction but also has strong propagandist whitewashing qualities and it doesn’t sit well but that’s the world we live in . Who are we to complain.
24 Mar’26 18:15
Sid Soma
The first 20 minutes, where Jaskirat goes berserk looking for his sister and
vengefully murders anyone in his wake, is indeed the highest point of the movie. That, and possibly
Surya Saride
It's tough to be in awe of the craft when it's buried under a thick load of
lies. The first one has a couple of problematic lines.. but this was outright disturbing. Not what
Harshith ArunKumar
A PERFECT FILM IN VISION, WHICH GETS LACKLUSTER DUE TO STUDIO MEDDLING.
Let's be honest, this film is a MASTERPIECE made by a Lover, Aditya Dhar, Lover of cinema.
The film is
Cinema B.E
Aditya Dhar takes the ownership and created some fictional story with
patriotism, parties & in a entertaining way 👌🏻 above all criticism against propaganda this film stands out
Suranjan. Cinema
Aditya Dhar🔥
Sidcinnati .
D1> D2.1
>>>> D2.2 >>>>>>> most of the spy goop from Bollywood.
The film had everything D1 had but it also had a lot of stuff, that the first film didn’t, that brought it down
Vikas Yadav
In #DhurandharTheRevenge, #AdityaDhar trades nuance for open admiration of
Prime Minister Narendra Modi. But if the film doesn't land, it's the shallow psychological treatment—not
Gautham Harikumar
"A Strong and Satisfying Conclusion — Revenge Delivered"
In every way, Part 2:
The Revenge lives up to the world and atmosphere created in the first part. The main goal of this
FilmDost YT
I am going to say this upfront: walk in, switch your phone off, and do not let
anyone spoil a single frame of this film for you. Dhurandhar: The Revenge is that kind of
Rohan Chanda
I remember watching "Dhurandhar Part 1" on December 5th, 2025 with around 25
people in my theatre at Prasads. But when I watched "Dhurandhar: The Revenge" at an Inox in Vizag, not
Anusha Jacob
Aditya Dhar is a good filmmaker who doesn’t need to rely on “Pakistan” for a
hit. Unfortunately, the movie made it seem like we’re more obsessed with Pakistan than probably
Cinesoch aniruddha
The movie starts strong with an emotional backstory, and Ranveer’s powerful
performance hooks you right in from the first scene; seriously, give this man an award already. Then
Cine Buffed
Dharander: The Revenge was one of the most awaited sequels in the history of
Bollywood, as far as I can remember. And on the question of whether it has delivered or not, it
A S K
- Aditya Dhar delivers once again.
Dhurandhar: The Revenge is a worthy sequel to the massive Dhurandhar Part 1, even though I liked the first part more, mainly because of Akshaye
Abin Babu
.
Manohar Devkar
Speechless shocking
Roops Aventatator
DHURANDAR 2: THE REVENGE CARNAGE — THIS ISN’T A FILM, THIS IS A WAR CRY 🔥
Aditya Dhar, you absolute madman… what did you just create?!
Dhurandar2 is pure, unfiltered cinematic
Popcorn Reviewss
Boasting of strong performances, #DhurandharTheRevenge aka #Dhurandhar2 is a
ballistic followup wrapped in a cinematic extravaganza of the highest order that makes for a brilliant
Movie Lover
While the first installment relied on soft propaganda, Aditya Dhar approaches
the sequel with far greater confidence, dispensing with subtlety and making its intentions
J Joy
Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge (2026) is an Action, Spy, Thriller film that honestly
needs no introduction. With a runtime of 3 hours and 49 minutes, the film moves at a surprisingly
Suchit Seth
Dhurandhar The Revenge is everything I want in a film, emotions, great
character depth and storytelling that drives narrative forward with urgency with no filler scenes to
The Cinema
Great experience to watch maaja aa gaya Must wach
Nikhil Bharadwaj
Definitely not as captivating as the first part, but soo fulfilling.
Except, obviously for some leftist Libera-ndus crying in the reviews. Man, Modi is the Prime Minister, if
Vadisha Anil
82/100
Dharunn Sakthivel
everything except first & final chapters (naduvula konjam Pakkatha Kaanom) felt
awkwardly off, but the emotions of jaskirat driven hardd. the propaganda i love for the craft but I
MAN OF CINEMA
Lets talk about the most overhyped shit and propaganda plague that has hit
indian cinemas.
In the first part many did not understand the propaganda behind the film, so the
Thala Buddy
Dhurandhar The Revenge is finally here, and the big question was whether it
lives up to the first part and gives a proper conclusion.
The answer is yes. It delivers a fitting and
Shridhar Manivannan
Dhoolrandhar!
Adithya Dhar made it again!
History will remember to tell a story
as high as possible for 3 hrs 50 minutes in the modern cinema era!