Dhurandhar Ez-Ez Song Out: Diljit Dosanjh And Hanumankind Collab For Ranveer Singh Movie’s New Track | WATCH

Dhurandhar New Song Out: The makers of Dhurandhar have released a powerful new track titled Ez-Ez, sung by Diljit Dosanjh and Hanumankind. The song marks one of the biggest musical collaborations of 2025 and follows the success of the film’s title track. Directed by Aditya Dhar, Dhurandhar stars Ranveer Singh, Akshaye Khanna, Sanjay Dutt, R. Madhavan and Arjun Rampal, and is set to release on December 5.

Ranveer Singh unveiled the music video on Instagram, praising the creative team behind it and calling it ‘the biggest collab of 2025.’ The post added to the excitement already surrounding the film, and fans flooded the comments with fire and clap emojis. The song’s energetic beats and visually striking music video have captured attention across social media, with many noting how well the track matches the film’s intense tone. This is the fourth song released from the film, and all tracks so far have received strong positive reactions.

 

 

 

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Dhurandhar Advance Booking

With advance bookings now open for nearly 3,000 shows nationwide, ticket prices for Dhurandhar have climbed sharply. Regular-format tickets average around Rs 307 on Friday and increase further by Sunday. IMAX screenings are even more expensive, with weekend prices averaging around Rs 570. Premium recliner seats in major cities such as Delhi and Mumbai have crossed Rs 1,600, reflecting extremely high demand. The costliest seat in India currently is at PVR Director’s Cut, Vasant Kunj (Delhi), priced at Rs 2,400, with many shows close to selling out. In Mumbai’s PVR Icon, Andheri, premium seats priced at Rs 1,610 have already been booked for Friday. Even in cities like Gurgaon, premium tickets are nearing Rs 2,000, while IMAX pricing in tier-1 cities has crossed the Rs 1,000 mark. Within hours of bookings opening, more than 20,000 tickets were sold. While the pace has steadied, a significant jump in sales is expected on Wednesday and Thursday as the film’s release approaches.

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Dhurandhar Gets Clearance From CBFC  

The Central Board of Film Certification has given Dhurandhar an ‘A’ (Adult Only) certificate. The board asked the makers to mute a cuss word, tone down some violent scenes and make a subtle name change for a minister shown in the film. An anti-drug disclaimer and additional visuals in the end credits were also requested. CBFC clarified that the film is entirely fictional and does not depict or reference the life of Major Mohit Sharma, addressing concerns raised earlier by his family.

About Dhurandhar Movie

The trailer hints at a high-intensity story inspired by true events, centred around India-Pakistan tensions. Ranveer Singh appears as a rugged undercover spy, and early reactions suggest the film could be one of the most violent action dramas in Indian cinema. There are also strong reports that Dhurandhar is planned as a two-part saga, with the second part expected in early 2026.