Ranveer
Singh’s
return
was
not
just
a
comeback;
it
was
a
powerful
reclamation
of
his
throne.
This
moment
showcased
how
conviction,
craft,
and
scale
can
align
to
remind
audiences
what
occurs
when
a
star
is
in
complete
command.
Powered
by
Ranveer’s
towering
presence,
Dhurandhar
has
rewritten
box-office
history
with
sustained
momentum
that
Indian
cinema
has
rarely
witnessed.
The
film
now
stands
at
a
staggering
₹784.50
crore
total,
with
India
biz
(Official
Nett
BOC)
leading
the
charge.
Even
more
remarkably,
it
has
become
the
ONLY
Hindi
film
to
post
double-digit
collections
for
28
consecutive
days,
and
the
FIRST
Hindi
film
ever
to
cross
₹100
crore
in
its
fourth
week.
These
aren’t
routine
milestones-they
are
benchmarks
that
redefine
longevity.
At
the
heart
of
this
run
was
Ranveer
Singh
as
Hamza
Ali
Mazari.
Menacing
yet
measured,
explosive
yet
controlled,
Hamza
was
a
character
built
on
presence
rather
than
noise.
Ranveer
inhabited
him
with
chilling
restraint,
proving
once
again
that
true
power
on
screen
lies
in
stillness
as
much
as
in
spectacle.
In
Dhurandhar
1,
audiences
watched
Hamza
dominate
the
narrative-a
force
that
carried
the
film
on
his
shoulders
and
into
the
record
books.
Now,
with
the
spotlight
shifting
to
Jaskirat
Singh
Rangi,
the
excitement
only
multiplies.
The
promise
of
exploring
Hamza’s
past-his
origins,
motivations,
and
the
man
he
once
was-adds
an
entirely
new
emotional
and
narrative
dimension.
If
Hamza
was
the
storm
we
witnessed,
Jaskirat
is
the
story
behind
the
storm.
And
with
Ranveer
at
the
center,
expectations
aren’t
just
high;
they’re
inevitable.
From
Murad’s
raw
vulnerability
in
Gully
Boy,
to
Bajirao’s
regal
intensity,
Khilji’s
terrifying
abandon,
Simmba’s
uninhibited
swagger,
and
now
Hamza’s
searing
authority-few
actors
navigate
such
extremes
with
this
level
of
fearlessness
and
conviction.
Each
role
doesn’t
just
add
to
his
filmography;
it
expands
his
range.
Ranveer
Singh’s
position
today
is
validated
by
numbers,
performances,
and
impact.
As
Dhurandhar
continues
its
historic
run
and
anticipation
builds
for
the
Jaskirat
chapter
in
part
2,
one
truth
stands
clear:
2025
belonged
to
Hamza
Ali
Mazari,
and
2026
is
poised
for
Jaskirat
Singh
Rangi.
This
isn’t
a
phase.
It’s
an
era-and
Ranveer
Singh
is
at
its
center.