Dhurandhar 2 ending explained: What happened to Ranveer Singh? Bade Sahab’s identity, and what the post-credit scenes hints about Dhurandhar 3

Aditya Dhar’s Dhurandhar: The Revenge is currently roaring at the box office and leaving no stone unturned. From fans to celebrities, people across the industry are showering praise on the film and its team. Headlined by Ranveer Singh, the movie also features Sara Arjun, Sanjay Dutt, Arjun Rampal, R. Madhavan and Rakesh Bedi in key roles. The film was released in theatres on March 19, and ahead of its release, director Aditya Dhar had requested audiences not to reveal spoilers so that everyone could enjoy the story on the big screen. The strategy seems to have worked, as the film has reportedly crossed the Rs 500 crore mark worldwide within just three days, creating history at the box office.

What happens to Hamza Ali Mazari in the end? (Spoilers ahead)

The climax of Dhurandhar: The Revenge takes the audience deep into enemy territory as Ranveer Singh’s character, Hamza Ali Mazari, whose real identity is Jaskirat Singh Rangi, heads to Muridke for a high-risk mission. His target is Major Iqbal, played by Arjun Rampal, who serves as one of the film’s primary antagonists.

With the support of Baloch fighters, Hamza manages to destroy a militant camp and successfully eliminate Major Iqbal. This sequence marks the completion of his most dangerous operation and serves as the emotional and action-packed peak of the film. However, victory comes at a heavy cost. Soon after the attack, Hamza’s cover is blown, and Pakistani forces realise that he is actually an Indian spy. He is arrested and subjected to brutal interrogation and torture.



At this point, the story takes a surprising turn. Ajay Sanyal, portrayed by R. Madhavan, works behind the scenes to secure Hamza’s release. The biggest twist comes with the revelation that Jameel Jamali, a senior Pakistani politician played by Rakesh Bedi, has secretly been working as an Indian agent for nearly five decades. This hidden alliance proves crucial, as Jamali helps orchestrate Hamza’s safe passage back to India, saving him from certain death.

The film’s final emotional moments show Hamza returning to his hometown of Pathankot. Disguised as Jaskirat once again, he sees his mother and sister from a distance. He begins walking towards them, clearly overwhelmed with emotion, but ultimately stops midway and turns back. This open-ended scene leaves viewers wondering whether he chooses duty over family or simply cannot bring himself to disrupt their lives again.

Who is Bade Sahab and do the post-credit scenes hint at Dhurandhar 3?

Another major talking point after the film’s release has been the mysterious figure known as Bade Sahab. Throughout the narrative, this shadowy character is referenced as a powerful and influential figure operating behind the scenes. By the end, it becomes clear that Bade Sahab represents a larger intelligence network and the deep-rooted system that controls covert operations across borders. The character’s limited screen presence but strong narrative impact suggests that he may play a more prominent role in any future installment.



The film also includes two post-credit scenes that have sparked intense debate among fans. The first plays during the credits and shows Hamza’s transformation after being rescued years earlier. It depicts his intense training, learning combat, espionage techniques and even poison handling, essentially showing how Jaskirat Singh Rangi was turned into the skilled spy audiences see in the film. This montage adds depth to his character and explains his exceptional abilities.

The second post-credit scene features General Shahnawaz, who is shown losing his composure after being forced to release Hamza earlier. The brief scene is more dramatic than narrative-driven and appears to serve as a character moment rather than a major plot setup.

Interestingly, despite audience speculation, neither of these scenes explicitly confirms a third film in the franchise. There is no direct teaser, title card or cliffhanger ending that announces Dhurandhar 3. Instead, the film ends on an emotional and reflective note, focusing more on Hamza’s personal journey than on setting up another chapter.

That said, the open ending, the unresolved dynamics between intelligence agencies, and the lingering presence of figures like Bade Sahab leave enough room for the story to continue if the makers choose to expand the franchise. Given the film’s massive box office success and strong fan response, the possibility of another installment cannot be ruled out.

For now, Dhurandhar: The Revenge closes its story by talking about the personal sacrifices of a spy who saved his country but lost the chance to live a normal life. Meanwhile, at the box office, Dhuranhar 2 surpassed Vicky Kaushal's Chaava lifetime domestic collection at the box office and is all set to enter Rs 1000 crore worldwide in just a week. Stay tuned!