Dhurandhar 2: ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’: Ranveer Singh starrer features TWO post-credit scenes; fans say ‘Don’t leave seats till screen turns blank’ | Hindi Movie News
‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ debuted in cinemas on March 18, with its early preview shows and fans flocked to cinemas in large numbers to catch the movie before the rest of the world. Those who waited out delays and long queues to enter halls around the country came out with more than just rave reviews for the film.Dhurandhar: The Revenge Movie Review
‘Dhurandhar 2 ‘ has TWO post-credit scenes
In the many tweets that flooded social media handles, fans shared a tip for all other fans planning on watching the movie over the weekend. In a series of tweets, fans notified other cinema goers that the film starring Ranveer Singh in the lead, has two post-credit scenes.
Some who left the theatre after waiting a mid-credit scene took to Twitter to ask, “uske baad bhi kuch tha kya”
Fans confirm second post-credit scene
While some others complained of theatres asking them to leave post a mid-credit scene, another alerted all movie goers, “Don’t miss end credits 2 post-credit scenes are there.” Another added, “Don’t leave your seats till the screen turns blank.”
‘Dhurandhar 3 ‘ teased in post credit scene?
News of post credit scenes began doing the rounds ahead of the film’s scheduled release on Wednesday evening. Rumours doin the rounds indicated that much like ‘Dhurandhar’, the post credit scene would lead to a possible ‘Dhurandhar 3’. However, one fan later clarified, “#Dhurandhar2 Movie is soo good there is a post credit scene but does not tease any future sequel!”
Aditya Dhar asks fans not to share spoilers
Director Aditya Dhar, in a note to fans, urged them to avoid sharing key plot points, writing in a message, “Please don’t share spoilers! Let every single fan walk in clueless but curious and walk out with their own deeply personal version of what they felt.”
Aditya Dhar spologises for delays
On Wednesday, Dhar also issued an apology after last-minute cancellations and delays affected screenings in multiple languages. While Hindi shows began as scheduled from 5 pm, Tamil and Telugu screenings were pushed to later in the evening, and Malayalam and Kannada versions were delayed until the following day citing “technical issues.”Addressing audiences, Dhar assured that affected viewers would be offered refunds or the option to watch the Hindi version with subtitles.Earlier in the day, fans in parts of Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana expressed disappointment after preview shows were reportedly cancelled just hours before their scheduled start.
