Kamal Ghorui
The trailer of Dhurandhar: The Revenge has been grabbing attention since its release on March 7, crossing over 59 million views on YouTube. While fans were excited to see Ranveer Singh return as Hamza Ali Mazari, many also noticed a luxury detail in the character’s look — a high-end Rolex watch.In one of the scenes from the trailer, Ranveer’s Hamza appears emotional with greasy long hair and an all-black pathani suit. As he sits crying with his head in his hand, viewers spotted a luxury timepiece on his wrist — the Rolex Cosmograph Daytona Ref. 126503.The watch is estimated to be worth around Rs 25 lakh and is also seen alongside multiple rings that Hamza wears in the scene.
Two-tone design makes the watch stand out
This particular Rolex model stands out for its distinctive two-tone design that combines Oystersteel with 18k yellow gold. The steel keeps the watch sturdy and practical, while the polished gold accents add a touch of shine and elegance.Even in the gritty, intense setting of the film, the watch manages to look striking on screen.
While Hamza’s rugged look remains largely similar to his appearance in the first film, the addition of the Rolex hints at a shift in the character’s status. In the original film, Hamza rose through Lyari’s underworld after killing kingpin Rehman Dakait, played by Akshaye Khanna.The luxury accessory appears to signal his growing influence in Lyari’s gangster and political circles.The trailer also hints at Hamza’s backstory, revealing that he was originally an Indian spy named Jaskirat Singh Rangi who infiltrated one of Pakistan’s most influential gangster groups.Apart from Ranveer Singh, the film also stars Sanjay Dutt, Arjun Rampal, R Madhavan, Sara Arjun and Rakesh Bedi in key roles.
Strong advance sales for the film
Even before its release, the film is already showing strong numbers at the box office. According to trade tracker Sacnilk, the total earnings from advance sales of paid previews for Dhurandhar 2 in India currently stand at around Rs 16 crore. With block bookings included, the figure goes up to approximately Rs 25 crore.
