the actor Rakesh Bedi has been enjoying high appreciation ever since the release of ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’. In the spy thriller, he essays the role of politician Jameel Jamali, a character who has struck a chord with audiences thanks to his sharp comic timing and his now-viral dialogue, “Bachcha hai tu mera.“Responding to the overwhelming praise coming his way, Rakesh shared a memorable moment when he got a call from the cricket legend. Sachin Tendulkar. Recalling his conversation with Lallantop, he said, “Boley, ‘Rakesh ji, maza aa gaya! Kya chhakka maara aapne!’ Maine bola, ‘Haan, tumne bahut chakke maare hain, but tumhare chhakke India mein gire hain. Mera chhakka Pakistan mein gira hai’ (He said he enjoyed the film and praised my performance. I replied that while he has hit many sixes in India, mine landed in Pakistan).
While Rakesh brings plenty of humor to the film, it is the high point where his character really rises. He portrays a seasoned politician who has influenced Lyari for over three decades, his role takes a dramatic turn when he reveals a big secret. In a touching revelation, her character confesses to Hamza—played by Ranveer Singh and also his son-in-law – who is really an Indian spy, just like him.The first part already showcased Rakesh Bedi in a layered role where his invention often added to the intrigue even if it didn’t go as planned. The story followed Hamza’s infiltration of Lyari’s criminal networks as part of a mission to dismantle a terror operation targeting India. It also touched upon real-life events such as the 2008 Mumbai attacks and the 2001 Indian Parliament bombing, providing a glimpse into intelligence operations.The sequel delves into Hamza’s past, exploring the personality of Jaskirat Singh Rangi, his rise in Lyari and his personal struggles. It also shows the tension between Hamza and Major Iqbal Arjun Rampal. Along with them, R. Madhavan, Sanjay Dutt, Sara Arjun and Danish Pandor star in important roles.
