Dhurandhar: The Revenge (2026)
Story overview
Dhurandhar: The Revenge is a 2026 Indian action-crime-thriller directed by Aditya Dhar. Set in the streets of Lyari, the film follows Hamza, whose mission for his country spirals into a violent personal war against rival gangs, corrupt officials, and a ruthless Major Iqbal. As the conflict intensifies, the line between patriot and monster blurs, leading to a brutal struggle for survival and vengeance.
Parent Guide
This is a mature action-thriller with intense violence, complex moral themes, and disturbing content. Not suitable for younger children.
Content breakdown
Frequent and graphic violence including gunfights, hand-to-hand combat, explosions, and gang warfare. Scenes depict characters being shot, beaten, and killed. High peril throughout with characters in constant danger.
Intense sequences of violence and peril. Themes of corruption, betrayal, and moral ambiguity may be disturbing. Some scenes depict the psychological toll of violence and revenge.
Likely includes strong language consistent with the crime-thriller genre, though specific Hindi dialogue content is not provided. Expect some profanity and aggressive dialogue.
Based on the provided information, no sexual content or nudity is indicated. The focus appears to be on action and crime elements.
May include depictions of alcohol consumption or smoking in social/criminal contexts, typical for the genre. No explicit drug use is indicated.
High emotional intensity throughout with themes of revenge, betrayal, moral conflict, and the psychological cost of violence. Characters experience anger, desperation, and moral ambiguity.
Parent tips
This film contains intense action violence, gang warfare, and themes of corruption and moral ambiguity. The 235-minute runtime may be challenging for younger viewers. Consider the mature content and emotional intensity when deciding appropriateness for your child.
Parent chat guide
Parent follow-up questions
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- What did you think about the fighting in the movie?
- How did the characters feel when they were angry?
- Why do you think Hamza's mission turned into a personal war?
- What are some ways to solve problems without violence?
- How does corruption affect ordinary people?
- Do you think the ends justify the means in Hamza's situation?
- How does the film portray the blurring line between hero and villain?
- What commentary does the film make about systemic corruption and violence in society?
Where to watch
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