Ranveer Singh has been in the spotlight following the strong performance of Dhurandhar The Revenge. The film has reportedly crossed significant milestones, with the Dhurandhar franchise—comprising Dhurandhar and Dhurandhar The Revenge— is said to have collectively made record breaking business at the box office, positioning it among the highest-grossing film series in Indian cinema.

Gaurav Gera opens up on working with Ranveer Singh in Dhurandhar franchise: “Stars walk away… he was so involved”

Amid these developments, actor Gaurav Gera, who was part of the franchise, recently spoke about his experience of working with Ranveer Singh, offering a glimpse into the actor’s working style on set.

Sharing his observations, Gaurav said, “Ranveer was always present. Matlab itne bade star hai (he is such a big star), he didn’t need to give me cues. Stars walk away ke aap apna cues likhlo (you write your own cues). He was there present throughout. Every part of the frame, even if unka scene nahi hai toh bhi piche rehte the (if they don’t have a scene, they are not present), he was so involved. So of course it mattered ke wo samne baithke meko eye support de rahe hai (he sat in front of me and lent me support to give my dialogues), hamari discussion ho rahi hai, scene ko banane ki dono koshish kar rahe hai (we have discussions and we both give our best shot together).”

His comments point to a collaborative approach on set, where actors remain engaged beyond their individual scenes. According to Gera, this kind of involvement helped facilitate better coordination during performances, particularly in shared scenes that required timing and interaction.

While large-scale successes often bring attention to box office numbers, such behind-the-scenes accounts highlight aspects of the filmmaking process that are less visible to audiences. In this case, Gera’s remarks suggest that Ranveer Singh maintained active participation during shoots, contributing to discussions and rehearsals when needed.

As Dhurandhar: The Revenge continues its theatrical run, conversations around the film extend beyond its commercial performance to include its execution and performances. With more cast members expected to share their experiences, insights into the film’s making are likely to continue shaping the narrative around the franchise.

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