- By Swati Singh
- Wed, 25 Mar 2026 04:37 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
Ranveer Singh's Dhurandhar The Revenge has been receiving a lot of praise from fans and critics alike. Not just his performance, his entire look, from makeup to hair, is being hailed by fans and critics alike. Acknowledging the craze surrounding his rugged look in Dhurandhar, Singh expressed gratitude towards his makeover artist by writing a heartfelt note for her.
On Tuesday, Muskan took to Instagram to share a nostalgic look back at her time on the Dhurandhar set with Ranveer Singh. Her post featured a collection of behind-the-scenes moments, accompanied by a heartfelt caption about the 'dust, sweat, and blood' the crew poured into every frame to inspire their audience. One of the highlights of the gallery shows Ranveer in his intense, rugged film avatar. Sporting long, unkempt hair and a full beard, he is captured in a layered, dark outfit while Muskan stands nearby, assisting him as he perfects his look for the camera.
Another more personal shot captures a tender, candid moment between the two. In a casual ensemble featuring a black cap and sleek sunglasses, Ranveer is seen gently kissing a beaming Muskan on the forehead. The image radiates joy, with Muskan closing her eyes in a smile as he holds her close.
The note read, "To my dearest Muskan, you are a brilliant artist. And Im so grateful for our collaborations. Most of all, you are a gem of a person, with a big heart, kind energy and calm aura.I wish you fulfil every dream that you have and keep growing and keep shining and KEEP SMILING.” The actor signed it off by writing. “All my love, Ranveer”."
Directed by Aditya Dhar, Dhurandhar 2 has become a box office juggernaut since its March 19 release, with Ranveer Singh earning widespread acclaim for his gritty transformation. In just a few weeks, the spy thriller has amassed a staggering Rs 587 crore net in India and over Rs 900 crore globally. By storming past the lifetime collections of massive hits like Pathaan, Gadar 2 and Animal, the film has solidified its position as one of the most dominant forces in Indian cinema history.
