The buzz comes as Aditya Dhar’s espionage thriller continues to dominate conversation both online and at the box office. Since its December 5 release, the film has sparked multiple fan theories, including one linking its protagonist to a character mentioned briefly in Dhar’s 2019 hit Uri: The Surgical Strike. In Dhurandhar, Ranveer Singh’s undercover RAW officer uses the alias “Hamza”, later revealed to be Jaskirat Singh Rangi. Viewers quickly noted that the name matches that of a martyred officer referenced in a single dialogue in Uri, raising speculation about a shared cinematic universe.
Meanwhile, Dhurandhar has posted strong numbers, collecting more than ₹233 crore worldwide within days of release. The film’s scale and production choices—including a tightly choreographed narrative, extensive action design by four international stunt directors, and a runtime of over 214 minutes—have drawn industry attention.
The film also integrates real historical events, from the IC-814 hijack to India’s fake currency crisis, contributing to its gritty tone and political undertones. While the storyline has received criticism in Pakistan for its depiction of cross-border networks, it has quietly earned praise from some viewers for its detailed portrayal of Karachi’s gang politics.
As Dhurandhar heads into its second week, conversations around its hidden references, character inspirations and behind-the-scenes choices continue to fuel its momentum, strengthening its position as one of the year’s most-discussed Hindi releases.
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