Dhurandhar 2 Telugu Trailer – Previous Mistake Rectified

Ranveer Singh’s Dhurandhar: The Revenge is all set to take the box office by storm as the buzz keeps intensifying not just in Bollywood but also all over the country. The makers are making sure that the sequel gets wide release in different languages as the first part witnessed a solid response in South India despite releasing only in Hindi. 

Meanwhile, the Telugu trailer has just been released and the team seems to be very serious on tapping into the hype for the sequel among Telugu audiences as they have rectified the mistakes with the dubbing part. 

Recently, the Telugu version of the blockbuster song ‘Ishq Jalakar – Karavaan’ was unveiled in YouTube and there was immediate backlash from moviegoers for spoiling the core emotion and the intensity of the lyrics with substandard dubbing. Many have requested the team not to dub songs in Telugu and also to retain the background chorus to maintain authenticity for the second part. 

The team appears to have rectified this dubbing mistake and came up with better efforts for the sequel. The Telugu trailer cut is impressive and worth the wait because the dubbing is flawless. They have also retained the Punjabi background song for the Telugu version due to which the intensity is intact the overall output is impactful like the original cut. 

Director Sandeep Reddy Vanga did the same thing for Animal when he made sure that the interval background song was retained for all languages and this strategy worked bigtime in Telugu in particular as moviegoers enjoyed it thoroughly.

Now, Dhurandhar team also followed the same strategy so that the sequel will not lead any criticism from Telugu audiences due to its poor dubbing and editing. 

The trailer of Dhurandhar 2 packed a solid punch with explosive visuals and riveting narration. It sees the return of Ranveer Singh as Jaskirat Singh Rangi who ascends to rule Lyari with vengeance and bloodshed. Written and directed by Aditya Dhar, the film is set to be released in theatres on March 19.