A month after its theatrical launch, ‘Dhurandhar’ continues to dominate the field workplace and has now crossed Rs 760 crore web in India. The Aditya Dhar directorial is headlined by Ranveer Singh and stars Akshaye Khanna, Sanjay Dutt, R Madhavan, Arjun Rampal in pivotal roles. Whereas Ranveer received a whole lot of reward, it was Akshaye who broke the web as his entry track and efficiency as Rahman Dakait was probably the most talked about. In a current interview, actor Naveen Kaushik who performs Rahman Dakait’s trusted aide within the movie, believes the dialog round performances has been considerably one-sided.He stated in a current interview that it is unfair that Akshaye has gotten all the eye whereas Ranveer has been sidelined. He identified that Ranveer needed to give attention to “containing his vitality and delivering a particularly delicate, monotone efficiency all through the movie,” he stated in an interview with Siddharth Kannan. Addressing perceptions about Akshaye Khanna’s reserved nature, Naveen clarified that the actor was by no means distant or chilly. “If we went as much as him for a dialog, he would converse very warmly. However as soon as the dialog ended, he would retreat again into his area and so would we. I don’t know if it was technique performing, however identical to Rahman Dakait, who stays quiet, observes, and stays unpredictable, Akshaye sir was fairly comparable in actual life. He stayed away from the chaos on set and targeted solely on his character.”Naveen then spoke about Ranveer Singh, highlighting how starkly completely different the actor is from his on-screen persona Hamza. “Hamza is totally completely different from Ranveer. Ranveer is a ball of vitality—a thousand-volt electrical present. Every time he’s on set, he greets everybody. He doesn’t like folks sitting round lazily,” he stated. Emphasising the distinction between the 2 key characters, he added, “These two characters, Hamza and Rahman, are poles aside. Each time the director stated ‘minimize’, Ranveer would immediately change again to being himself, until it was a really critical scene. He had a child-like curiosity all through, with completely no ‘I’m an enormous star’ tantrums.”He additionally marked change in Ranveer’s emotional state throughout this movie in comparison with earlier initiatives. “He wasn’t depressed the way in which he as soon as spoke about being throughout Padmaavat. This time, it felt like he had an inside change, he might transfer from Hamza to Ranveer in a click on. He has unimaginable vitality to play such assorted characters. Nobody can match that.”Whereas acknowledging the influence of Akshaye Khanna’s portrayal, Naveen reiterated that Ranveer’s work deserved extra credit score. “I do really feel it’s unfair. Akshaye sir has undoubtedly created an iconic character that will probably be remembered for years. However what Ranveer has executed as an actor, the tiny nuances, his voice modulation, for somebody who’s so energetic in actual life to suppress all of that and play the exact opposite, it’s extraordinarily tough.”Referring to a standout sequence, Naveen stated, “Within the well-known ‘FA9LA’ track, everybody within the scene is dancing, besides Ranveer Singh. To restrain your self in a second like that’s extremely onerous. However folks didn’t discover it due to Akshaye sir’s commanding aura. Ranveer’s character is intentionally underplayed. He doesn’t search consideration. Within the movie, the primary man in command is Akshaye, adopted by Danish. If Ranveer had ego points, he might have simply tried to attract focus to himself, however he didn’t. An insecure actor would have executed that. Ranveer stayed true to his character and allowed another person to shine.”Talking about their off-screen dynamic, Naveen described an expert and collaborative relationship between the 2 actors. “Ranveer and Akshaye shared a really cordial relationship on set. They rehearsed collectively, regarded out for one another, whether or not it was throughout rehearsals or one thing so simple as arranging chairs. They have been nice collaborators.”