National Award-winning filmmaker Anurag Singh, known for directing films like Kesari and Border 2, recently spoke about actor Ranveer Singh and his evolving journey in the industry. The filmmaker described the Dhurandhar actor as one of the finest actors working today. Speaking about the actor’s early days, Singh told a veteran journalist, “When I saw Band Baaja Baaraat, I genuinely felt he was from Delhi or Haryana. I was surprised to know he’s from Bombay.”

According to Singh, what truly sets Ranveer apart is his willingness to constantly evolve as an actor. From transforming into cricket legend Kapil Dev in 83 to delivering a powerful performance as Alauddin Khilji in Padmaavat, the actor has consistently challenged himself with diverse roles, says Kesari, Border 2 director.

“He actively wants to do something new and step out of his comfort zone. That’s not easy.” The director also spoke about Dhurandhar, revealing that he watched the film while wrapping up his own project. Sharing his appreciation, Singh said he thoroughly enjoyed the cinematic experience. “I loved the film. The world-building, performances, and music, the entire team has done a wonderful job.”

Anurag Singh also expressed excitement about the future of the franchise directed by Aditya Dhar.

Anurag Singh is predominantly known for blockbuster films such as Border 2, Kesari, Punjab 1984, Jatt Juliet Franchise.

Talking of Ranveer Singh, his film Dhurandhar The Revenge released theatrically on March 19. A continuation of Dhurandhar, the film sees the rise of Ranveer’s character Hamza Ali Mazari and his efforts to dismantle the terror network in Pakistan. Directed by Aditya Dhar, the spy-thriller also stars Arjun Rampal, Sara Arjun, R Madhavan, Sanjay Dutt, Rakesh Bedi and Danish Pandor among others.

Shah Rukh Khan is all set to dial up the action quotient once again, and this time, it’s on a scale that promises to be nothing short of spectacular. The actor will soon be filming a massive, high-intensity action sequence for his upcoming film King, directed by Siddharth Anand.

What makes this particular sequence stand out is the involvement of 10 trained Russian fighters, who have reportedly been brought in to execute one of the film’s most crucial action blocks.

Sources close to the production reveal that this isn’t just another fight scene, it’s one of the most elaborate and gritty sequences planned for the film.

The stunt design is said to focus on realism, with the fighters undergoing weeks of preparation to ensure authenticity and intensity on screen. The idea is to push the boundaries of Bollywood action, blending raw physical combat with stylised storytelling, something Siddharth Anand has become known for in his recent blockbusters.

King has already been generating significant buzz, not just for its scale but also for its star-studded cast. The film reportedly features Deepika Padukone, Suhana Khan, Abhishek Bachchan and Rani Mukerji in key roles, making it one of the most anticipated releases of the year.

Adding to the excitement is the fact that this project marks the first on-screen collaboration between Shah Rukh Khan and his daughter Suhana Khan, further amplifying audience curiosity.

With action sequences being mounted on such a grand scale, including international shoots and high-budget set pieces, King is shaping up to be a full-blown cinematic spectacle. The inclusion of international stunt performers signals a clear attempt to elevate the film’s action design to global standards.

If early reports are anything to go by, this particular sequence could easily become one of the film’s biggest highlights, one that blends scale, intensity and Shah Rukh Khan’s signature screen presence into a moment tailor-made for the big screen.