‘Dhurandhar 2′: Udaybir Sandhu reveals improvising dialogues, praises Ranveer Singh as a secure co-star |

Udaybir Sandhu’s ‘Ghar ki yaad nahi aayi, Jassi’ from Dhurandhar 2 goes viral. As Pinda, he clashes with Ranveer’s Hamza. Udaybir praises Ranveer’s secure vibe and improv freedom (30-40% dialogues). Aditya Dhar’s spy thriller hit ₹1000cr worldwide in a week, starring Rampal, Madhavan, Dutt.

Udaybir Sandhu is gaining massive viral traction for his line ‘Ghar ki yaad nahi aayi, Jassi’ (Did you not miss home?) from ‘Dhurandhar 2.’ He portrays Pinda, a pivotal character whose entry sparks a high-tension moment with Ranveer’s Hamza in Aditya Dhar‘s film. Recently, Udaybir opened up about embodying Pinda and his time collaborating with Ranveer on set.Dhurandhar 2 Movie Review

Udaybir Sandhu praises Ranveer Singh

When Pinkvilla questioned Udaybir on his first encounter with Ranveer on the ‘Dhurandhar 2’ set and their instant chemistry, he praised the actor, “He is such a warm person; makes you feel really comfortable that after a point, one feels that yes, we can do this scene. It becomes a cakewalk. He also gives a lot of feedback, which worked a lot for me. As a co-actor, he is very secure, which usually actors aren’t. They think, oh, the other actor is overpowering and showing better… But he is such a sweet soul, such a good actor. I think it is the best quality for an actor that he is secure in his art.”

He continued, “Both Aditya Dhar, sir, and Ranveer gave me so much space during the scenes. Most of my dialogues were improvised, almost 30-40%. Ranveer used to tell me to do another take, and it was never like we had to hurry. He was so invested in it and never left the set. He was in no hurry. He used to say his dialogues with so much intensity, even when the camera was on me. That was so helpful for me.”

‘Dhurandhar 2’ plot summary

The spy thriller dives into Singh’s Jaskirat Singh Rangi turning into Hamza Ali Mazari, a deep-cover agent slipping into Pakistan’s criminal underbelly. Building on the first film’s cliffhanger, it follows Hamza climbing Lyari’s gang ladder toward kingpin power, all while secretly working to crush the terror outfit thriving within Pakistan.Directed by Aditya Dhar, the movie features Rakesh Bedi, Arjun Rampal, R Madhavan, and Sanjay Dutt in key roles. It earned strong praise from critics and viewers alike upon release. Within a week, reports indicate it surpassed Rs 600 crore domestically and hit Rs 1000 crore globally.