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Dhurandhar Hidden Facts Revealed by Aditya Dhar: The buzz around Dhurandhar 2 The Revenge remains massive, and the film is again in the news because filmmaker Aditya Dhar has recently revealed some fascinating behind-the-scenes details about the ambitious project. The film is in the spotlight because of its massive budget and unexpectedly long runtime, and that’s why the film has come forward as one of the most talked-about productions.
Massive Budget for a Two-Part Saga
The most surprising revelation is the total budget of the Dhurandhar franchise. According to Dhar, both films combined were made at a cost of approximately ₹255 crore. Moreover, it has been known that the project was initially planned as a single film. However, due to its extensive narrative and growing length, the makers decided to split it into two parts.
Dhar managed the production efficiently. He even mentioned that the daily shooting cost of Dhurandhar was significantly lower when compared to the likes of Uri: The Surgical Strike, and this is what makes the execution even more impressive.
From 10 Seconds to 2 Minutes: Scenes That Grew Bigger
A key reason behind the film’s expansion was the evolution of scenes during shooting. Dhar has revealed that there were many sequences that turned out far longer than initially planned.
For instance, there was a moment in the scene that was intended to last just 10 seconds and eventually stretched to nearly two minutes. Similarly, the introduction scene of Major Iqbal was played by Arjun Rampal, and it was originally written as a short sequence but expanded into an 8–9 minute highlight.
This organic growth of scenes contributed significantly to the film’s final runtime, and it reportedly reached nearly 8 hours before being split.
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Conclusion
All in all, Dhurandhar The Revenge is the reflection of the changing scope of filmmaking in Bollywood. The film received a huge ₹255 crore budget that allowed the viewers to explore storytelling and meticulous execution.
From 10 Seconds to 2 Minutes
