Dhurandhar’s script was given by PMO? Rakesh Bedi reacts to viral theory
Was the script of Dhurandhar really written in PMO? Rakesh Bedi has finally responded to the viral theory regarding the blockbuster franchise. The actor also made an interesting revelation about the comic moments of the film and his discussions with director Aditya Dhar.
Rakesh Bedi has rubbished long-running rumors that the script of Ranveer Singh’s blockbuster Dhurandhar franchise was prepared in the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO). The actor dismissed the claim by referencing one of the franchise’s most popular comedic dialogues. He also revealed that despite Aditya Dhar’s initial hesitation about incorporating comedy into the story, many of the humorous moments in the films stemmed from his own suggestions.
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The actor spoke on the topic at an event in New Delhi on Wednesday, where he was asked about his contribution to the humor of the franchise.
In response, he recalled one of Dhurandhar’s most memorable comic lines, “Your ass is so white”, delivered during a scene involving ducks. Citing Samvaad as an example, he dismissed rumors that the script of the franchise originated in the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO).
He said, “Now no one can write this line. When this film became a hit, some people said that Dhurandhar’s script was written by the PMO. I said, tell me who is the person in PMO who can write this line. No one can even think like this (No one could have written that line. When the film became a hit, some people claimed that the script stalwart Came straight from the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO). I said, ‘Tell me, who in the PMO can write such a line?’ No one could even think of something like this).”
Rakesh further revealed that the comic relief seen in films was not originally a major part of the script. According to him, the idea emerged when he read the script several times and realized that the intense spy thriller could benefit from some lighter moments.
Rakesh said that after reading the script two-three times, he realized that it was not only tense but also very serious. Given his natural inclination towards comedy, he felt that there were many moments where a touch of humor could have been added to provide comic relief.
“I said to Aditya, ‘I can see some places where we can add some humor. Should I try it?’ He replied, ‘Rakesh ji, it is difficult to say right now. Let’s see how things unfold as we move forward and work on it. Initially, he was a bit reluctant, but as we progressed, he started enjoying it and I also started enjoying it,” said the actor.
Rakesh Bedi has received widespread praise for playing the character of Jamil Jamali in stalwart Franchise. His character, an Indian intelligence agent sent to infiltrate Pakistan’s political establishment, spends years creating a new identity before he is exposed as an undercover agent in the film’s climax. This twist became one of the biggest talking points of the franchise.
stalwart It was released in theaters on December 5, 2025, while its sequel was released on March 19, 2026. The franchise stars Ranveer Singh, Akshay Khanna, Sanjay Dutt, Arjun Rampal, R Madhavan, Sara Arjun, Rakesh Bedi, Gaurav Gera and Danish Pandor.
The films are based on Jaskirat Singh Rangi, also known as Hamza Ali Mazari, who is sent to the Lyari region of Pakistan to destroy a terrorist network. To accomplish his mission, he infiltrates the Baloch gang, marries a local politician’s daughter and gradually integrates himself into the community. Both films are currently streaming worldwide.