Dhurandhar Character Inspired By Pakistani Politician, Reveals Rakesh Bedi: Can Spot Him Even Today

Dhurandhar has successfully crossed Rs 400 crore mark in just 12 days. Now, during a recent conversation, actor Rakesh Bedi has spoken about his character of a politician in Pakistan’s Lyari, Jameel Jamali

who knows how to stay in power. Bedi mentioned that one can spot him in the political arenas and the Senate there even today.

Rakesh Bedi speaks about his character in Dhurandhar

Talking to The Indian Express, Rakesh Bedi expressed, "Here’s violence of course, but it’s sporadic. But yes, it’s a very intense film. My role is also violent in a way. I’m not killing someone or getting beaten up. But I’m pulling the shots. There’s a politician in Pakistan, whom you can spot in the political arenas and the Senate there even today. It’s their Parliament, but they call it ‘Senate’. There’s violence ingrained in his thinking and actions."ALSO READ: Dhurandhar Box Office Collection Day 12: Ranveer Singh Spy Thriller Makes Royal Entry Into Rs 400 Crore Club Furthermore, he mentioned about the preparation that underwent to portray such a role. He explained, "I watched a lot of his visuals, body language, and speeches. I’ve picked up whatever I could within the framework of our story. He’s like a fox. Come what may, he’ll remain in power irrespective 0f which government is in power. There are some people like that in India as well, who know how to remain in power by hook or by crook."

Dhurandhar crosses Rs 400 crore mark

Trade expert Taran Adarsh, today, December 16, revealed that Dhurandhar has crossed past Rs 400 crore mark. Sharing the ultimate news, he wrote, "The film has posted phenomenal numbers on its second Monday [Day 11] – a day that traditionally witnesses a noticeable dip... In fact, Day 11 [Rs 31.80 cr] is HIGHER than Day 1 [Rs 28.60 cr] – that says it all. #Dhurandhar now holds the record for the BIGGEST second Monday ever... #Dhurandhar is set to cross the Rs 400 cr mark today [second Tuesday; Day 12] – a true game-changer in every sense."The film hit the theatres on December 5.