Ranveer Singh’s ‘Dhurandhar 2’ created many records and created history by earning crores of rupees at the box office. Fans gave immense love to the film. This film was made by Aditya Dhar. Recently, the uncut version of the film was released, which was named ‘Dhurandhar 2: Raw and Undiscovered’. Viewers noticed some changes in the film. This was also done so that the film does not get embroiled in any controversy.

These changes happened in the film
A big change is in the post-interval scene where Hamza and his childhood friend Pinda meet. When Hamza questions Pinda about selling drugs and smuggling them into India, Pinda gets angry.

In the scene, Hamza says that you are betraying your country. So Pinda says, ‘Keda country, that country which did not accept us as its own.’ Now after the uncut version, viewers came to know that this line of Pinda was changed. The original line was, ‘Keda Desh? That country which had killed its brothers with eighty-four witches. This dialogue points towards the anti-Sikh riots of 1984, in which thousands of people were killed.

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Apart from this, the name of a character in the film was also changed. In the first ‘Dhurandhar’, there was a guy named Happy PhD in the credits. But in Part 2 its name was changed to Sunny DVD. Let us tell you that ‘Happy PhD’ was actually a Khalistani terrorist. He was the chief of Khalistan Liberation Force.

Let us tell you that the film was released in two parts. Both parts were made by Aditya Dhar. The first part was released in December 2025. The second part came in March 2026. The first part had a worldwide collection of Rs 1300 crore. The second part has earned Rs 1800 crores. Ranveer Singh was in the lead role in the film. Stars like Akshay Khanna, Sanjay Dutt, R Madhavan, Arjun Rampal were in important roles.

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