The excitement around Dhurandhar: The Revenge continues to grow, with audiences appreciating not just the story but also the performances. Actor Udaybir Sandhu, who plays Ranveer Singh’s childhood friend and a drug dealer, recently shared an emotional note expressing gratitude towards director Aditya Dhar for giving him the opportunity. He also praised Ranveer Singh, calling him a “true brother” and highlighting his grounded nature and constant support on set.
Taking to Instagram, Udaybir posted behind-the-scenes pictures with Ranveer and Aditya, along with a heartfelt message. He wrote, “I’ve been trying to put this into words, but honestly… a thank you feels too small. @adityadharfilms I’ll always carry your faith and your kindness with me. From day one, you truly made me feel like I belonged. The way you guide, protect, and uplift your people is rare… and something I’ll always admire.”
He further described Dhar as a mentor and guiding force, appreciating his patience and encouragement throughout the journey. He added, “You’ve been a mentor in the truest sense, and at times genuinely like an older brother… always looking out, always encouraging, always pushing me to do better. Your patience, your guidance, and the calm confidence you bring to the chaos of a film set is something I’ve learned so much from. A big thank you for trusting me, for giving me Pinda, and for giving me a moment I’ll cherish forever. The best kind of director… and an even better human.”
Udaybir also expressed admiration for Ranveer’s humility and support during filming. He wrote, “To @ranveersingh, Dhurandhar gave me a lot… but working with you, Ranveer bhai, was truly one of the best parts. Thank you for being so kind, so genuinely supportive, and so generous on set. You didn’t have to, but you always made sure I was comfortable and supported. You helped me and guided me without making it obvious, never once made me feel small, never once made it about ego”
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He concluded, “As someone who’s still learning and growing, that meant more than you probably realise. Bhai, you really took care of me like a true brother and I’m honestly really grateful I got to share the screen with you. Mad respect & love for you always mere Jassiiii.”