The box office juggernaut Dhurandhar: The Revenge continues to dominate headlines just days after its release, building on the massive success of its predecessor Dhurandhar. The sequel has reportedly crossed a staggering ₹800 crore worldwide, cementing its place as one of the biggest cinematic hits in recent times. The frenzy around the film has been so intense that even cricket legend Sunil Gavaskar has struggled to secure tickets.
Veteran actor Rakesh Bedi recently shared an amusing anecdote, revealing that Gavaskar personally approached him for help in arranging tickets. “I met Sunil Gavaskar yesterday, and he told me he hasn’t been able to get tickets. He asked me to do something about it,” Bedi said in a video posted on Instagram. The actor added that he is trying his best to make it happen, highlighting just how high the demand has been for the film.
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Bedi, who plays Jameel Jamali in the movie, expressed immense pride in being part of such a historic success. According to him, the film has not only shattered box office records but also connected deeply with audiences across India and globally. He described the response as “unprecedented” and “unparalleled,” pointing to both the emotional impact and the overwhelming commercial numbers.
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However, amid the celebrations, Bedi also issued an important appeal to fans. He urged moviegoers to refrain from recording scenes inside theatres and sharing them on social media. “Please don’t shoot scenes or reveal the climax online,” he said, stressing that such actions spoil the experience for others.
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His request reflects a growing concern in the film industry, where viral clips and spoilers can dilute the magic of a theatrical experience. As Dhurandhar: The Revenge continues its dream run, the makers and cast are hoping audiences will preserve that magic for everyone.
