Aditya Dhar It expanded “Dhurandhar: The Revenge” beyond Hindi by releasing it in all major South Indian languages, unlike the first part. Tensions ran high at a multiplex in Hyderabad Ranveer Singh show, a tussle broke out between tickets sold for Hindi and Telugu on one screen.
‘Dhurandhar 2 ‘chaos performance
An Instagram user shared a video claiming to have booked seats at PVR at Next Galleria Mall in Punjagutta, Hyderabad. As the screening of a ‘Cocktail 2’ promo on the screen stops, the audience is arguing among themselves. He stated that the multiplex was selling tickets for the Telugu and Hindi versions on the same screen.He mentions that the tickets were purchased through a popular ticket booking app that listed shows for Telugu and Hindi versions. People debate which language it should play in, with one woman exclaiming, “But the Telugu version was booked first.” As the Instagram user calls it “fun”, police and theater staff work to contain it, as audiences demand a separate screen for Hindi or Telugu, or threaten to watch from the stairs.
He followed up with another video, saying that the theater screened the Hindi version despite selling tickets for Telugu. When the clips went viral, one Instagram user said: “The movie is already 4 hours, Inko 1 hour extra fun.” Another suggested, “1st half telugu lo vesi 2nd half hindi lo veste saripothunde anthey simple (Play first half in Telugu and second half in Hindi, simple).One even joked that he should have opted for tickets to Pawan Kalyan’s Ustaad Bhagat Singh instead.
‘Dhurandhar 2’ Plot and Release
Aditya Dhar wrote, directed and produced ‘Dhurandhar 2’, the sequel to the 2025 hit ‘Dhurandhar’. The spy action film follows an Indian spy sent to Lyari, Pakistan to stop a terrorist group. It mixes real events with fictional stories in two parts. Ranveer Singh, Sara Arjun, Arjun Rampal, R Madhavan, Rakesh Bediand others returned to the film. The Hindi version was released on March 19, with paid previews on March 18. The South Indian language versions were delayed due to late submission of content, even though the tickets were sold out. The CBFC approved the dubbing on March 19, and it hit the screens on March 21.
