Espionage action thriller Dhurandhar released in the current last month of 2025. Directed by filmmaker Aditya Dhar, the film stars Ranveer Singh in the lead role and also stars Akshay Khanna, Arjun Rampal, Sara Arjun, R. Madhavan, Sanjay Dutt and others have supported him. The film continues to fascinate audiences across the world. The entire film industry, fans and critics keep praising Dhurandhar. And now, veteran actor Mukesh Khanna has also praised Ranveer Singh for the same.
Mukesh Khanna praised Ranveer Singh’s acting in Dhurandhar
Shaktiman star Mukesh Khanna recently praised Ranveer Singh’s acting. In a video uploaded on his YouTube channel, Khanna said, "I would like to praise the hero of this film Ranveer Singh. Now you will ask me questions by saying that you have rejected him for the role of Shaktimaan. However, even if I say no to him, he is still one of the best actors. I have always maintained this stance. His infectious energy and courage is visible in the film." Khanna praised Singh, saying that his “worrying” eyes were suitable for the role of a spy from India who is exploring life in Pakistan and gradually becomes a member of a gang by gaining sympathy and rescuing the leaders’ son.
When Mukesh Khanna opposed Ranveer Singh who became Shaktiman!
Khanna was vocal about not letting Singh play the character of his famous desi superhero Shaktimaan. He said, "If you make him Shaktiman, people may enjoy it as he makes you dance, but the role requires someone mature."
About Dhurandhar
Meanwhile, Dhurandhar continues its stellar performance at the box office. The total collection of the film is currently around Rs 492 crore and it is expected to join the Rs 500 crore nett club on the seventeenth day. Trade experts estimate that the film is on track to cross Rs 700 crore, with the potential to surpass Pushpa 2 (Hindi) to become the highest-grossing Hindi film domestically.
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