Ranveer Singh, the blazing force behind the acclaimed film Dhurandhar, has long pushed himself to explore a wide range of roles—from grand historical figures to everyday, relatable characters. The 40-year-old star has spoken openly about the intense preparation behind his scenes and the personal toll it can take, prompting questions about how such dedication affects his private life.
Singh has highlighted the unwavering support he receives from family and friends, who understand his needs, career demands, and the essential mental space his craft requires. In a 2016 interview with Bollywood Life, he recalled how his behavior and reactions on set are recognized as part of the artistry, and that those around him are aware when he’s deeply immersed in a role.
“I have very supportive friends and family who know I am going through something—or, more accurately, I am willingly pushing myself through a challenging process for the craft,” he shared in the interview.
He also described how, during particularly demanding sequences, especially under director Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s guidance, the work can be draining. In such moments, his inner circle—family, friends, and colleagues—are mindful and provide him the space he needs. He noted that there comes a point when he should give them a heads-up about an upcoming intense scene, so they understand his mood the next morning and can bear with him upon return.
Expressing gratitude, Singh emphasized how blessed he feels to have this level of support surrounding him.
About Dhurandhar
A decade into his career, Ranveer Singh continues to leave a lasting imprint on the entertainment industry with his remarkable talent and fervor for cinema. The film has drawn praise from various peers, including Akshay Kumar, Madhur Bhandarkar, Deepika Padukone, Anupam Kher, and Karan Johar, among others. Directed by Aditya Dhar, the espionage thriller hit theaters on December 5, 2025, and, according to Sacnilk, surpassed the 200 crore milestone within its first week.
