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1. Ranveer Singh returns in dual avatars - The teaser confirms Ranveer Singh in two distinct shades. One as Jaskeerat Singh, whose transformation into Dhurandhar is driven by rage, loss, and ambition. The other reflects his evolution into Hamza Ali Mazari, now firmly entrenched in crime, power, and international espionage stretching into Pakistan.

1. Ranveer Singh returns in dual avatars - The teaser confirms Ranveer Singh in two distinct shades. One as Jaskeerat Singh, whose transformation into Dhurandhar is driven by rage, loss, and ambition. The other reflects his evolution into Hamza Ali Mazari, now firmly entrenched in crime, power, and international espionage stretching into Pakistan.

2. Hamza Ali Mazari ascends as Lyari’s kingpin - With Rehman Dacoit eliminated in the first film, the teaser establishes Hamza Ali Mazari as the uncontested ruler of Lyari. His rise is no longer local. The sequel hints at Hamza navigating terror networks and foreign handlers, positioning him as both a criminal emperor and a strategic player.

2. Hamza Ali Mazari ascends as Lyari’s kingpin - With Rehman Dacoit eliminated in the first film, the teaser establishes Hamza Ali Mazari as the uncontested ruler of Lyari. His rise is no longer local. The sequel hints at Hamza navigating terror networks and foreign handlers, positioning him as both a criminal emperor and a strategic player.

3. Akshaye Khanna absent but not forgotten - Akshaye Khanna’s Rehman Dacoit does not appear in the teaser, confirming his story ended with the encounter. Still, his shadow looms large. The power vacuum he left behind directly fuels Hamza’s rise, making his absence narratively meaningful rather than a loose end.

3. Akshaye Khanna absent but not forgotten - Akshaye Khanna’s Rehman Dacoit does not appear in the teaser, confirming his story ended with the encounter. Still, his shadow looms large. The power vacuum he left behind directly fuels Hamza’s rise, making his absence narratively meaningful rather than a loose end.

4. Arjun Rampal steps up as the primary antagonist - Arjun Rampal reprises ISI Major Iqbal, a character present since the first film but now positioned as the central villain. The teaser frames him as a strategic manipulator rather than a brute force threat, suggesting a cerebral, long-game conflict with Dhurandhar across borders.

4. Arjun Rampal steps up as the primary antagonist - Arjun Rampal reprises ISI Major Iqbal, a character present since the first film but now positioned as the central villain. The teaser frames him as a strategic manipulator rather than a brute force threat, suggesting a cerebral, long-game conflict with Dhurandhar across borders.

5. Sanjay Dutt expands from cameo to full-fledged role - Sanjay Dutt’s SP Chaudhary Aslam appears briefly but powerfully in the teaser. Unlike the first film, where his role was limited, the sequel hints at deeper involvement. His character may become a moral counterweight within the system Dhurandhar now operates in.

5. Sanjay Dutt expands from cameo to full-fledged role - Sanjay Dutt’s SP Chaudhary Aslam appears briefly but powerfully in the teaser. Unlike the first film, where his role was limited, the sequel hints at deeper involvement. His character may become a moral counterweight within the system Dhurandhar now operates in.

6. R. Madhavan returns as the strategic backbone - R. Madhavan is back as IB Director Ajay Sanyal, once again overseeing the Dhurandhar mission. His presence reinforces the intelligence angle of the franchise. The teaser suggests he remains the architect, pulling strings quietly while field operatives clash in hostile territory.

6. R. Madhavan returns as the strategic backbone - R. Madhavan is back as IB Director Ajay Sanyal, once again overseeing the Dhurandhar mission. His presence reinforces the intelligence angle of the franchise. The teaser suggests he remains the architect, pulling strings quietly while field operatives clash in hostile territory.

7. Yami Gautam is expected to have a cameo - Yami Gautam is not visibly revealed in the teaser shots, but credible reports say she has a special cameo in Dhurandhar: The Revenge. It is being described as a short but high-impact appearance, likely placed as a story trigger rather than a decorative guest role.

7. Yami Gautam is expected to have a cameo - Yami Gautam is not visibly revealed in the teaser shots, but credible reports say she has a special cameo in Dhurandhar: The Revenge. It is being described as a short but high-impact appearance, likely placed as a story trigger rather than a decorative guest role.

8. Sara Arjun returns, and Rakesh Bedi is likely back too - Sara Arjun is expected to reprise Yalina Jamali in The Revenge, keeping the personal and political thread from Part 1 alive. Also, listings and reporting suggest returning supporting players like Rakesh Bedi as Jameel Jamali, which hints the Jamali family track continues.

8. Sara Arjun returns, and Rakesh Bedi is likely back too - Sara Arjun is expected to reprise Yalina Jamali in The Revenge, keeping the personal and political thread from Part 1 alive. Also, listings and reporting suggest returning supporting players like Rakesh Bedi as Jameel Jamali, which hints the Jamali family track continues.

1. Ranveer Singh returns in dual avatars - The teaser confirms Ranveer Singh in two distinct shades. One as Jaskeerat Singh, whose transformation into Dhurandhar is driven by rage, loss, and ambition. The other reflects his evolution into Hamza Ali Mazari, now firmly entrenched in crime, power, and international espionage stretching into Pakistan.

2. Hamza Ali Mazari ascends as Lyari’s kingpin - With Rehman Dacoit eliminated in the first film, the teaser establishes Hamza Ali Mazari as the uncontested ruler of Lyari. His rise is no longer local. The sequel hints at Hamza navigating terror networks and foreign handlers, positioning him as both a criminal emperor and a strategic player.

3. Akshaye Khanna absent but not forgotten - Akshaye Khanna’s Rehman Dacoit does not appear in the teaser, confirming his story ended with the encounter. Still, his shadow looms large. The power vacuum he left behind directly fuels Hamza’s rise, making his absence narratively meaningful rather than a loose end.

4. Arjun Rampal steps up as the primary antagonist - Arjun Rampal reprises ISI Major Iqbal, a character present since the first film but now positioned as the central villain. The teaser frames him as a strategic manipulator rather than a brute force threat, suggesting a cerebral, long-game conflict with Dhurandhar across borders.

5. Sanjay Dutt expands from cameo to full-fledged role - Sanjay Dutt’s SP Chaudhary Aslam appears briefly but powerfully in the teaser. Unlike the first film, where his role was limited, the sequel hints at deeper involvement. His character may become a moral counterweight within the system Dhurandhar now operates in.

6. R. Madhavan returns as the strategic backbone - R. Madhavan is back as IB Director Ajay Sanyal, once again overseeing the Dhurandhar mission. His presence reinforces the intelligence angle of the franchise. The teaser suggests he remains the architect, pulling strings quietly while field operatives clash in hostile territory.

7. Yami Gautam is expected to have a cameo - Yami Gautam is not visibly revealed in the teaser shots, but credible reports say she has a special cameo in Dhurandhar: The Revenge. It is being described as a short but high-impact appearance, likely placed as a story trigger rather than a decorative guest role.

8. Sara Arjun returns, and Rakesh Bedi is likely back too - Sara Arjun is expected to reprise Yalina Jamali in The Revenge, keeping the personal and political thread from Part 1 alive. Also, listings and reporting suggest returning supporting players like Rakesh Bedi as Jameel Jamali, which hints the Jamali family track continues.

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