Behind the Scenes of Dhurandhar 2: The Explosive Climax Revealed

In a recent revelation, VFX supervisor Vishal Tyagi disclosed the secrets behind the explosive climax of 'Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge'. The film's thrilling action sequences, shot without CGI, have left audiences in awe even weeks after its release. With a staggering 500 liters of petrol and 25 kilograms of explosives used, the scene was filmed in a real train setting, raising safety concerns for lead actor Ranveer Singh. Despite the risks, Ranveer remained calm, showcasing his dedication to the craft. Director Aditya Dhar's commitment to practical effects has made this climax one of the most memorable in recent cinema. Dive into the details of this cinematic feat and learn how the team achieved such breathtaking realism.
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Explosive Secrets of Dhurandhar 2's Climax

VFX supervisor Vishal Tyagi has shared intriguing details about the climax scene of 'Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge'. Even 40 days post-release, audiences are still captivated by the film's thrilling action and explosive sequences.


Behind the Scenes of Dhurandhar 2: The Explosive Climax Revealed


According to Vishal, the film's most significant explosion scene was shot entirely using practical effects, without any CGI.


For the tanker blast depicted in the climax, approximately 500 liters of petrol and 25 kilograms of explosive materials were utilized. This scene was filmed between a real train base and containers, adding to its complexity.


The primary concern for the team was the safety of Ranveer Singh, who was positioned very close to the explosion during filming.


Vishal ensured that Ranveer was well-informed about the precise blast zone to mitigate any risks. Interestingly, Ranveer appeared unfazed by the scene, commenting afterward, 'You nailed it!'


In contrast, Arjun Rampal was removed from the set prior to the explosion.


Director Aditya Dhar also opted for real action over CGI, enhancing the authenticity and grandeur of the scene.