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Choreographer par excellence- Vijay Ganguly.

With Vijay, it always begins with instinct. He doesn’t just hear music, he feels it and then translates that feeling into something you can see.
What surprised me most on Dhurandhar was how much he thinks like a director. It made my job easier in ways I didn’t expect. Maybe it’s years of experience or maybe it’s in his DNA, being the great Anil Ganguly’s son, but there’s a storyteller in him that goes beyond choreography.
I still remember our conversations around “Shararat.” I wasn’t fully convinced about doing a lip-sync dance track in the film. 
But Vijay just smiled and said, “Let’s go for it sir, it’ll be fun.” That one push gave Shashwat and me the confidence we needed. And what came out of it is honestly one of my favorite parts of the film.
That’s who he is, someone who shows up, not just physically but emotionally. Even on the toughest days his infectious smile and childlike excitement made everything feel lighter.
From “Didi” to the madness of Fa9la (Flipperachi)with Akshaye Khanna, he brought heart, detail, and total commitment.
He’s not just a brilliant choreographer, he’s a true team player.
Grateful for you, Vijay. 
Rooting for everything that’s coming your way. ❤️
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Hamza is second best spy!!
#iykyk 
💁‍♀️🍿🎬❤️🕵️‍♂️

@therakeshbedi sir as menacing and entertaining and in a never seen before role of a lifetime! What was really wonderful was the fact that I watched the screening sitting next to @babybedi and she was crying, hooting and the most proud daughter I’ve seen to watch her father get cast in a role that was undeniably the best in the entire film! 

@castingchhabra and his team need a special mention for believing in actors and brining the best ones on screen!🙏❤️

@vik_now your visuals have been nothing short of magical!

And honestly this has been the best sound track I’ve head in the longest time in a movie! @shashwatology you’re a legend for brining such a wonderful line up of singers, musicians and old sound tracks! ❤️🎶🎸

Also celebrating the night that was! 
And the mad geniuses who have dedicated months and years making this absolute cinema!🎬🍿❤️

And thank you @danishpandor for making me a part of your biggest celebration! 🥳 🎬🍿🙏🧿🥰❤️

Also seeing the cinemas running packed makes my heart joyous! It instils my faith that we have an industry that has the power to tell good stories! Thank you @adityadharfilms sir making a brave and entertaining film! 

#dhurandhartherevenge #dhurandhar #danishpandor #aahanakumra
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To my action team on Dhurandhar - Aejaz Gulab, Sea Young Oh, Yannick Ben, Ramazan Bulut and Vishal Tyagi. 
There’s a thin line between conviction and madness and on this film, I crossed it almost every single day. 😄 
I would walk up to Aejaz bhai with ideas that even I knew sounded ridiculous the moment I said them out loud, a man being cooked inside an industrial pressure cooker, someone being dragged through the busy streets behind a bike with a noose around his neck, thirty men hanging upside down from fans and spinning at the push of a button. These weren’t just ideas, they were problems I was casually handing over to him. And every single time, the response was the same, no hesitation, no judgement, just, “Okay, let’s figure it out.” 
That mindset is what defines all of you. 
I still remember a point during the shoot where I told Aejaz bhai, “We’re running out of stuntmen, I’m seeing the same faces again.” And he just looked at me and casually replied, “There’s no one left, we’ve used almost everyone in Mumbai.” More than 400 stunt performers. Even now, that number sounds unreal. But that’s what it took. 
What stayed with me even more than the scale was the precision and ownership each of you brought. 
Mr. Sea Young Oh and his incredible team didn’t just design action, they choreographed the brilliant climaxes of both parts and built the breathlessness of the Jaskirat massacre in a way that you feel it in your chest. 
Yannick and Ramazan brought controlled chaos to life, from the madness of the Arshad Pappu gang war to Babu Dakait’s annihilation, every frame wild but never random. 
And Vishal (Baba SFX😁), the quiet backbone of so much of what we pulled off. The way you would break down an explosion, its scale, timing, height and make something so dangerous feel so precise gave all of us the confidence to push further. 
And through all of this was Aejaz bhai, with the support of Abbas Ali Moghul and their entire team, holding everything together and constantly pushing for better.
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