Dhurandhar: Yami Gautam Kicks Off Countdown To Hubby Aditya Dhar's Film With Ranveer Singh, Says '6 Days To...'

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Dhar returns to the director's chair with Dhurandhar, featuring an ensemble cast that includes Sanjay Dutt, Ranveer Singh, R. Madhavan, Akshaye Khanna, and Arjun Rampal. This marks his second directorial venture after Uri: The Surgical Strike (2019). The film’s release date is approaching, and no one is more excited than Yami Gautam. The actress took to social media to kick-start the countdown to Ranveer Singh's actioner.

Yami Gautam starts countdown to husband Aditya Dhar's Dhurandhar

Taking to X (Formerly known as Twitter), Yami Gautam shared a post by the makers of the film and wrote, "It’s loud & clear !!!! 6 Days to #Dhurandhar."

Yami Gautam cheered for Aditya Dhar’s Dhurandhar

Earlier on the ocassion of Ranveer Singh's birthday, the makers had dropped the film's first look. At the time, Yami re-shared the first-look video and cheered for her husband. Yami wrote, “Your tireless hard work, grit, talent, patience, and journey is nothing short of a film in itself! This teaser echoes your love for cinema and the audience. Congratulations, my love! Proud of you @adityadharfilms… Ranveer, Sanju sir, Akshaye sir, Maddy sir, and Arjun have outdone themselves.”Aditya responded with a heartfelt message: “Yami!! I truly couldn’t have done it without you. Every compliment that comes my way is a reflection of everything I’ve learned from you… Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for always standing by me, believing in me, and being my greatest strength.”ALSO READ:Dhurandhar First Look Echoes Love For Cinema: Yami Gautam Cheers For Husband Aditya Dhar

Dhurandhar lands in legal trouble

Just days before its release, Ranveer Singh’s Dhurandhar has landed in legal trouble. The family of late Major Mohit Sharma has asked the Delhi High Court to stop the film’s release, alleging it borrows from the officer’s life and covert missions without consent. They argue this violates his posthumous personality rights and could risk exposing sensitive national security details.Although director Aditya Dhar has denied any connection to Major Sharma, the petition urges the court to bar filmmakers from portraying real martyrs without approval from both their families and the Army. With the matter to be heard next week, there are no changes in the movie's release date yet.