Actor Chandrachud Singh reacted to bulldozers reaching his Gurugram home. Watch
Officials demolished a ramp outside actor Chandrachud Singh’s Gurugram home during the DLF drive against illegal structures. The actor’s calm conversation with the team went viral as the department said further action would be taken.
The demolition drive in Gurugram’s DLF area took an unexpected turn when actor Chandrachud Singh came out of his house to talk to officials as bulldozers removed a ramp outside his residence. A video of the conversation has since gone viral, with many praising the calm and polite manner in which the conversation took place.
The Town and Country Planning Department launched the drive on Friday as part of its crackdown against alleged illegal constructions in the area. Authorities demolished several structures which they said were in violation of approved building plans and bye-laws, including the ramp outside Singh’s house.
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according to Dainik BhaskarThe anti-encroachment drive targeted unauthorized structures in the DLF neighbourhood. Officials said the ramp outside the actor’s residence was constructed without necessary approvals.
While the demolition was going on, the 57-year-old actor came out to talk to the team. He asked if any action would be taken inside his house and told that his father had purchased the property in 1991. He also raised questions on the removal of the ramp but remained calm during the conversation.
Singh further asked whether the demolition was being officially documented and requested the name of the officer leading the operation. District Town Planner Amit Madhauliya introduced himself, after which Singh shook hands with him and other team members. The conversation ended amicably.
Watch a video here:
Chandrachur Singh’s recent work
On the work front, Singh was last seen statement2025 Hindi police procedural directed by Bikash Ranjan Mishra. The film stars Huma Qureshi as police officer Roohi, who investigates allegations of sexual abuse against a powerful cult leader in the face of institutional resistance and mounting pressure. The cast also includes Sachin Khedekar, Avijit Dutt, Sampa Mandal, Preeti Shukla, Aditi Kanchan Singh, Paritosh Sand, Vibhore Mayank, Swati Das and Perry Chhabra.
statement It premiered in the Discovery section at the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival before screening in the A Window on Asian Cinema section at the 30th Busan International Film Festival.