Dhurandhar The Revenge, also known as Dhurandhar 2, continues to stay in the spotlight for many reasons. The film, starring Ranveer Singh, has already made a strong impact, and now a new behind the scenes detail has caught everyone’s attention.
Celebrity makeup artist and prosthetic designer Preetisheel Singh recently shared a video showing how she transformed Ranveer Singh into a ghost for an important scene in the film. Many viewers had earlier believed that the look was created using computer effects, but the video reveals that it was actually done using detailed prosthetic work.
The ghost look appears at a key moment in the story and plays an important role in the character’s journey. Preetisheel described the look as a “ghost born from the shadows,” and the effort behind it has impressed many fans. After watching the video, people have praised both the artist and Ranveer for the dedication and hard work that went into creating the scene.
Sharing the clip online, Preetisheel wrote, “When your mind grows weary, illusion paints its lies in colours you ache to believe!! Transforming Ranveer Singh into a ghost born of shadows! Dhurandhar: The Revenge.”
Directed by Aditya Dhar, the film continues the story from the first part. In this sequel, the audience gets to see more depth in Ranveer’s character, including his past as Jaskirat Singh Rangi. The film also stars Arjun Rampal, Sanjay Dutt, and R Madhavan, along with a strong supporting cast.
The film has received positive reactions from both fans and the film industry. Among those who praised it was S. S. Rajamouli, who shared his thoughts on social media. He wrote, “I loved ‘Dhurandhar 1,’ but ‘The Revenge’ surpassed the original in both scale and soul. The writing, casting, technical execution, music, world design, and direction are flawless… but it’s the emotional stakes that really ground it.”
He added, “The writing manages to weave plot twists that create genuine tension charged with emotion. @AdityaDharFilms, you hit it out of the park. It takes guts to make and release a film that runs four hours long. The audience is glued to their seats till the last frame.”
With strong performances and impressive technical work, Dhurandhar The Revenge continues to attract audiences and is currently running in theatres.