Dhurandhar: RevengeSequel to the 2024 hit stalwartIt is set to release in theaters on March 19, 2026. Ahead of its theatrical release, actor Yami Gautam has shared her reaction on the film, calling it an emotionally overwhelming experience. Yami, who is married to director Aditya Dhar, will also be seen in a cameo in the sequel. Speaking at the News18 Rising India Summit 2026, she revealed that she has already watched the film.
Dhurandhar: The Revenge first review ahead of its March 19 release; Yami Gautam Dhar calls the sequel “beyond extraordinary”
“Dhurandhar: Revenge is beyond extraordinary”
“I have already seen Dhurandhar 2. This is beyond extraordinary. I was really emotional,” Yami said at the event. She remembered that she had to catch a flight immediately after watching the film and she could not share her thoughts with Aditya Dhar immediately.
She said, “I was supposed to read a script, but I couldn’t. I was supposed to watch something, but I couldn’t. I was just looking outside at the beautiful sunset and wondering what I would say to Aditya when the flight lands.”
According to Yami, the sequel shows the director’s commitment towards both the subject and the audience. “Aditya loves his audience and his country, and has put in the effort of his life to make this film. Dhurandhar 2 It will be an experience the audience will never forget,” she said.
Remembering her reaction to part one
Talking about the first installment, Yami said that she was confident about its impact even before its release. She revealed which film she was shooting for Article 370 When he first read the initial script stalwart.
She said, “It was only 40 pages, but I had tears in my eyes. I couldn’t say anything and my reaction was enough to tell Aditya how I really felt.”
stalwart The franchise centers on a high-stakes covert counter-terrorism operation. The story follows an undercover Indian intelligence agent who infiltrates the criminal syndicates of Karachi and political power structures in Pakistan to dismantle terrorist networks targeting India. The narrative takes inspiration from several real-life geopolitical events in South Asia, including the Indian Airlines Flight 814 hijacking, the 2001 Indian Parliament attack, the 2008 Mumbai attacks and Operation Lyari.
The sequel will clash with Yash Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown UpsReleasing on the same day.
