The recently released Ranveer Singh starrer Dhurandhar continues to register a strong response at the box office, accompanied by wide-ranging discussions around the actor’s performance. As the film maintains its momentum, voices from within the industry have begun weighing in on what many see as a defining phase in Ranveer’s career.

Vikramaditya Motwane calls Dhurandhar star Ranveer Singh ‘a volcano’; says, “I believe that his best is yet to come”

Among them is filmmaker Vikramaditya Motwane, who previously collaborated with the actor on Lootera. Speaking about the attention Ranveer is receiving for Dhurandhar, Motwane offered a perspective that looks beyond the immediate success and focuses on the actor’s long-term potential. “I honestly love Ranveer, but I feel that we still haven’t seen so much of what he’s really capable of. I think he is capable of so much more, and I really believe that his best is yet to come. There’s so much inside him.”

Motwane’s comments arrive at a time when Dhurandhar has sparked extensive conversation across social media and among critics, many of whom have highlighted Ranveer’s controlled intensity and physical transformation as key components of the film’s impact. The performance has been described as restrained yet forceful, contributing significantly to the film’s reception.

Reflecting on his experience directing Ranveer in Lootera, Motwane revisited the actor’s approach to preparation and immersion—qualities he believes have only deepened over time. “He is someone who gives so much to a role. He immerses himself, dedicates himself completely. He is fully in — 100, 1,000%. He is someone who has so much in store. I always end up feeling that there’s a real volcano inside him that’s going to erupt at some point in time. You’re just waiting for those moments to see it, with the right director guiding him. I think it will come. He is still young.”

The director’s remarks underscore a recurring theme in conversations about Ranveer Singh: his willingness to commit fully to diverse roles and continually recalibrate his performance style. From period dramas to contemporary action films, the actor has consistently shifted gears, often placing character demands above predictability.

With Dhurandhar combining commercial traction with strong word-of-mouth, the film marks another notable entry in Ranveer’s filmography. Motwane’s observations suggest that, despite the scale of his success so far, there remains a sense within the industry that the actor’s most defining performances may still lie ahead.

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