Ranveer Singh Endured 48°C Heat for "Dhurandhar" Climax

The demanding nature of filming "Dhurandhar The Revenge" climax was highlighted by makeup artist Karandeep Singh. He shared that the high-octane sequence was shot near Ludhiana under extreme temperatures reaching 48°C. These conditions made the filming process incredibly taxing for both cast and crew, with no available shade and heat reflecting off all metal surfaces.

During the intense action, Ranveer Singh performed stunts that included jumping between containers that were described as "literally burning." The sheer volume of fake blood used was substantial, with a full bucket reportedly finished within a week. Karandeep Singh also noted that routine tasks were difficult, with cooling equipment proving ineffective against the overwhelming heat.

Ranveer Singh's role required him to wear layered costumes, including a Pathani suit, leather jacket, and overcoat, alongside prosthetics. Despite the arduous conditions and significant physical demands, Singh reportedly maintained consistent engagement with his performance throughout the challenging shoot. The behind-the-scenes accounts underscore the extensive preparation and endurance required for this pivotal climax sequence.