Aditya Dhar’s ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ has been a record-breaker since its release on March 19, and has been a huge success at the box office. Featuring a strong ensemble including Ranveer Singh, Arjun Rampal,
Rakesh Bedi
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Sarah Arjun
and Sanjay Dutt and R Madhavan, the film not only attracted audiences but also sparked conversations about its gripping narrative.One of the biggest talking points of the film was its shocking twist, in which Rakesh Bedi’s character, Pakistani politician Jamil Jamali, was revealed as an Indian intelligence agent who has been working undercover in Karachi’s Lyari for 45 years. The unexpected twist left audiences stunned, with many praising Dhar’s storytelling and vision. In fact, Jamil Bedi was one of the most likable characters in the film.
While the internet is full of fan theories and memes, an AI-powered clip featuring Jameel and his daughter Yalina has now gone viral. The clip, which was shared by a fan on April 17, explores a hypothetical moment in which Jamil Jamali confronts his daughter Yalina after she learns the truth about her husband Hamza Ali Mazari (played by Ranveer Singh). The caption read: “After the devastating effects of the film, Jamil Jamali stands on the brink of a life-changing confession, ready to reveal his true identity to his daughter Yalina.
In one moment, everything they have ever known is shattered forever.”In the video, Jamil asks Yalina to sit next to him and warns her that what he has to say could comfort her or leave her broken, admitting that he should have told the truth much earlier. A worried Yalina asks what’s wrong, prompting him to say, “Agar tum Hamza se uski sachhai ke liye nafrat karti ho tum mujhse bhi nafrat karogi.” She replies, “Abu, aap muhi daara rah hain.
Aisa lag raha hai aap mujhse kuch chhupa rahe hain.
Then he reveals, “Sach ye hai bachha, jo main hu, vo tujhe dard de sakta hai. Aur jo tha humisha vo tera baba tha.”The clip quickly went viral, leaving many viewers confused as to whether it was actually a deleted scene or an AI creation. In response to the video, one user wrote: “It’s AI but looks so real. iske aage ka bhi kuch badhiya likh kebanao.” Another commented: “Was this in the movie? Or is this the AI editing?”Meanwhile, ‘Dhurandhar 2’ is the first Indian film to cross the Rs 1,000-crore net mark in India.
