Dhurandhar 2: Danish Pandor has been in the news these days for his role in the spy action-thrillerDhurandhar: The Revenge. In the film, he plays Uzair Baloch, a dangerous, calm, and extremely cunning gangster.

Following the film's release, Danish's performance has received widespread praise, and audiences have appreciated his performance. One brutal scene in the film, in particular, has generated considerable discussion, and Danish Pandor has now responded, explaining the idea behind it and the film's purpose.

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This scene of Uzair Baloch created uproar

For your information, inDhurandhar: The Revenge, Uzair Baloch avenges the murder of his father in Karachi's Lyari area. He kidnaps, tortures, decapitates, parades the bodies around, and plays football with the severed heads. Uzair himself calls this "karma."

Danish spoke about the shocking scene in Dhurandhar 2

In fact, in a conversation with ANT Live, Danish Pandor confirmed that the scene was taken from a real-life incident, and admitted that even reading about it was disturbing. He said, "That incident actually happened in real life. When I first read about it, I was very scared. I was also amazed at how someone could do such a thing. But actors have a special ability; when they work on a character, they completely immerse themselves in it. As you read about the character, you begin to understand how they will behave, and you can also take some creative liberties. When I read that scene, I was really excited to do it. Every actor has a desire to do a specific scene in a film, which they keep thinking about, wondering how they will do it. There is nervousness, a lot of fear, and curiosity involved."

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Danish Pandor was happy with the intense scenes.

Danish Pandor also shared his method of performing such an intense scene. He said, 'I did that scene by staying in the moment and the situation. After every take, I would look at Aditya Dhar and if he gave a thumbs up, I wouldn't even go near the monitor because I wanted my director to be very happy. It took a lot of hard work to do that scene, to figure out how to do it, and we also did a lot of improvisation. That's how we took it forward.'

He suffered several injuries during the shooting of Dhurandhar 2.

Continuing his point, Danish Pandor further explained that the scene was not only emotionally demanding but also physically exhausting. He said, "I injured my thumb during the scene and was immediately rushed to the hospital. It took about two to two and a half months to heal; it was a bit serious. It was a foolish thing on my part; in my excitement, I lost control. It was very kind of the team to give me a break."

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Dhurandhar 2 box office collection

"Dhurandhar: The Revenge" has collected ₹687.43 crore nett domestically in just six days, including a gross of ₹575.67 crore. Worldwide, it has earned ₹919 crore.