Mumbai | February 3, 2026 | SKY LINK TIMES
Dhurandhar 2 Teaser Drops:
The much-awaited teaser of Dhurandhar 2 was unveiled on Tuesday, but instead of igniting excitement, it has drawn criticism for reusing footage from the end-credit sequence of the first film. The teaser, released ahead of the film’s theatrical debut on March 19, 2026, has been described by many viewers as a missed opportunity to build momentum for one of Bollywood’s biggest action sequels.
The teaser primarily stitches together visuals previously seen in Dhurandhar, layered with intense background music, offering little in terms of fresh narrative or new imagery.
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Teaser Relies on Familiar Visuals
The teaser showcases high-octane action elements—explosions, gunfire, extreme violence, and gore—hallmarks of the Dhurandhar franchise. Ranveer Singh returns as the titular Indian spy, infiltrating the criminal and political underworld linked to ISI-backed networks in Pakistan. While the visuals reaffirm the film’s gritty tone, the lack of new footage has left audiences questioning the creative intent behind the teaser.
Industry watchers note that teasers are meant to elevate anticipation, especially for a sequel that follows a historic box-office success. In this case, recycling end-credit footage has instead dampened early buzz.
Ranveer Singh’s Raw Action Comeback
Despite the lukewarm response to the teaser, Dhurandhar 2 remains significant from an industry standpoint. The film marks Ranveer Singh’s return to a physically demanding, raw action role after a series of stylised and ensemble-driven projects. His portrayal of a deep-cover operative navigating Karachi’s criminal and political maze is expected to be central to the film’s appeal.
The sequel takes off exactly where the first part ended and delves deeper into historical incidents tied to South Asian geopolitics.
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Music, Scale and Certification
The music of Dhurandhar was widely praised upon its initial release, and the teaser’s audio hints at another ambitious soundtrack. With its layered sonic design, expectations remain high for the album to emerge as a chartbuster.
Clocking in at 214 minutes, Dhurandhar 2 ranks among the longest Indian films ever made. The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) has awarded it an ‘A’ certificate due to strong violence and language.
Box-Office Clash on March 19
Adding to the stakes, Dhurandhar 2 is set for a major box-office clash with Yash-starrer Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups. The outcome of this high-profile face-off could shape the early summer box-office landscape.
While the teaser may have fallen short, trade analysts believe audience interest could rebound with a full trailer release.
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