Ranveer Singh’s return to the big screen was not merely a comeback but it was a powerful reclaiming of his cinematic throne. With Dhurandhar, the actor proved once again that when conviction, craft, and scale align, the result is nothing short of historic. This was not just a successful film; it was a statement.
Powered by Ranveer Singh’s towering screen presence, Dhurandhar has rewritten box office benchmarks with a consistency rarely witnessed in Indian cinema. The film has now amassed a staggering ₹784.50 crore worldwide, with India nett collections driving its unprecedented run. Even more remarkably, Dhurandhar has become the only Hindi film to record double-digit collections for 28 consecutive days, and the first Hindi film ever to cross ₹100 crore in its fourth week. These are not routine milestones, they redefine longevity at the box office.
At the heart of this extraordinary success lies Ranveer’s portrayal of Hamza Ali Mazari. Menacing yet measured, explosive yet controlled, Hamza was a character built on presence rather than volume. Ranveer inhabited the role with chilling restraint, proving that true power on screen often lies in stillness as much as spectacle. In Dhurandhar Part 1, Hamza did not merely lead the narrative, he dominated it, carrying the film into the record books.
Now, anticipation has shifted to the next chapter. With Dhurandhar 2 slated for 2026, audiences will be introduced to Jaskirat Singh Rangi , a character expected to explore Hamza’s past, his origins, motivations, and the man he once was.
If Hamza was the storm audiences witnessed, Jaskirat is the story behind that storm. The emotional and narrative depth this transition promises has only amplified expectations.
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 Ranveer Singh’s fearlessness and conviction. Each role does not simply add to his filmography; it expands the boundaries of his craft.
With numbers, performances, and cultural impact all aligning in his favour, Ranveer Singh’s position at the top is firmly validated. As Dhurandhar continues its historic run and excitement builds for the Jaskirat Singh Rangi chapter, one truth is undeniable, 2025 belonged to Hamza Ali Mazari, and 2026 is poised for Jaskirat Singh Rangi. This is not a phase. It is an era and Ranveer Singh stands at its very centre.