Review: Ranveer Singh Says “Pakistan ka mustakbil ab Hindustan tay karega” in Dhurandhar The Revenge Trailer

Rahman Dakait's Death Changes Everything

The trailer wastes no time establishing the new power vacuum. It opens with the shocking confirmation that Rahman Dakait, played by Akshaye Khanna, is now dead. His death throws the entire world of Lyari into chaos, and suddenly the biggest question hanging in the air is simple yet dangerous. Who takes the throne now?

That answer becomes obvious very quickly. Ranveer Singh’s Hamza Ali Mazari is finally ready to step out of the shadows and take charge. In the first film Hamza spent most of his time operating quietly in the background, slowly navigating the chaos around him until the explosive climax hinted at the storm he was about to unleash.

Dhurandhar The Revenge finally gives him the stage.

Ranveer Singh Finally Enters His Ultimate Action Mode

One of the most striking aspects of the trailer is the sheer authority with which Ranveer Singh commands the screen. Hamza Mazari is no longer positioned as the quiet strategist watching events unfold from the sidelines. This time he stands right at the centre of the storm, stepping into a position of power where every move he makes carries weight and consequence. The transformation is instantly noticeable. Hamza is not reacting to chaos anymore. He is shaping it.

The glimpses of action scattered across the trailer clearly indicate that the sequel is pushing the scale much further than before. Explosive shootouts, intense hand to hand combat and high octane confrontations dominate several frames, creating a sense that the world around Hamza is constantly on the edge of eruption. The violence looks more visceral and the stakes appear significantly higher, giving the impression that every battle now carries personal meaning for the character.

What makes this portrayal even more compelling is how naturally Ranveer Singh seems to slip into Hamza’s ruthless mindset. He fully embraces the character’s ferocity and unpredictability while still allowing small emotional beats to surface at the right moments. Those flashes of vulnerability quietly remind viewers that beneath the hardened exterior lies a complicated man shaped by loss, loyalty and revenge.

The performance therefore feels less about simply appearing powerful and far more about completely inhabiting the chaos that defines Hamza’s world.

The Mystery of Jaskirat Singh Rangi

Another fascinating dimension that the trailer brings into focus is the deeper exploration of Hamza’s past. The first film had already hinted that the name Hamza Ali Mazari did not tell the entire story. There was always the suggestion that the man audiences were watching carried a different identity buried somewhere beneath the surface, a life that existed long before he became the feared figure operating in the shadows.

Dhurandhar The Revenge finally begins to peel back those layers and offer a clearer look at the origins of the character.

The trailer introduces viewers to Jaskirat Singh Rangi, the younger and clean shaven version of the man who would later become Hamza Mazari. Through brief yet impactful flashes, the film appears to trace the early stages of his journey. These moments hint at a period filled with struggle, discipline and training, suggesting that his transformation into a powerful operative did not happen overnight.

What makes these glimpses particularly intriguing is the emotional weight attached to them. The trailer quietly references his family, his life in India and the circumstances that eventually forced him onto a path far removed from an ordinary existence. Step by step, these experiences seem to shape the person he would become.

As these fragments unfold, they begin to reveal how Jaskirat Singh Rangi was gradually pulled into the dangerous world of espionage and ultimately became a crucial part of the secretive Operation Dhurandhar.

Sanjay Dutt’s SP Aslam Returns With Fire

While Hamza’s rise forms the central narrative, the trailer also reminds viewers that several powerful players are still active in this dangerous universe. Among them is Sanjay Dutt’s SP Aslam, the ruthless police officer whose presence adds an unpredictable layer to the entire story.

The first film already established that Aslam shared a complicated connection with both Hamza and Rahmat Dakait. Now that Rahman is gone and Hamza is ruling Lyari, the dynamics between them become even more fascinating.

The trailer cleverly hints that SP Aslam remains just as dangerous as ever. Whether he eventually becomes Hamza’s ally or turns into his enemy is a question the film clearly wants the audience to keep guessing about.

Arjun Rampal’s Major Iqbal Brings the Real Villain Energy

Every intense action saga needs a villain who genuinely feels threatening, and Dhurandhar The Revenge seems to have found that figure in Arjun Rampal’s Major Iqbal.

The trailer briefly introduces him as a man driven by fierce hatred toward India. In one chilling moment he boasts about once presenting the severed head of an Indian soldier in Pakistan, an act that immediately establishes the kind of brutality audiences can expect from him.

This sets up the inevitable clash between Major Iqbal and Hamza Mazari. If the trailer is any indication, their confrontation could become one of the most explosive aspects of the film.

Operation Dhurandhar and the War for Revenge

Beyond the individual characters, the trailer constantly reminds viewers that Dhurandhar The Revenge is ultimately about something much larger. At its heart lies the long running Operation Dhurandhar and Hamza’s mission to avenge the countless attacks and betrayals inflicted on India.

One particular line from Hamza captures the entire spirit of the film. When he declares that the future of Pakistan will now be decided by India, the tone instantly shifts from personal revenge to something far more national and ideological.

It is a moment designed to give audiences goosebumps and it perfectly reflects the unapologetically massy nature of the franchise.