Actor Danish Pandor, who plays Uzair Baloch, brother of Rahman Dakait in the Dhurandhar franchise, has penned a thank-you note to his co-star and the lead, Ranveer Singh.
Taking to his Insta handle, Pandor wrote, "Kehne ke liye toh bahot kuch hai.. lekin kuch nahi kahunga. The entire world has witnessed your magic, and I am one of those lucky ones who have witnessed it live!! You were, you are, and you will be one of the finest actors of this generation and there on!! What you have given to Hamza and Jaskirat is irreplaceable. Thanks for being there for me throughout this journey!! Love you Ranveer bhai. DHU"RAN"DHAR. (sic)
Pandor, who is introduced as Rahman Dakait's brother and his successor to lead the Baloch gang in Lyari, succeeds his slain brother, but gets used by Hamza/Jaskirat (Ranveer) as a pawn and eventually a scapegoat to fulfil his espionage goals in Pakistan.
The second film's focus lies on how Hamza takes over the underworld of Karachi and gets closer to ISI and to the power centre of Pakistani politics to stay one step ahead of the plotters against the Indian soil. The film is also emotionally charged. With a school-going child, Hamza's future with Yalina is hopeless, and he steadily pursues his goals.
Dhurandhar: The Revenge opened to mostly positive reviews upon release and was viewed as equally competent compared to the first film. An excerpt from the CE review reads, "Director Aditya Dhar ably reigns the narrative and in a bid to remain engaging doesn’t resort to inundating the film with one action setup after another." The film is following in the footsteps of its predecessor, raking in record-breaking box office numbers.
Dhurandhar: The Revenge, also starring Sara Arjun, Arjun Rampal, Sanjay Dutt, R Madhavan, Rakesh Bedi, and Danish Pandor, focuses on Hamza Ali Mazari (Ranveer) taking over the Karachi underworld after eliminating Akshaye Khanna's Rahman Dakait and penetrating deep into the underworld and politics to effectively thwart Pakistan's bid to destabilise India.