Arjun Rampal has revealed that shooting the intense 26/11 attack sequence in Dhurandhar was the most emotionally demanding moment of his acting career. The actor, who plays Major Iqbal in the film, opened up about the experience after a fan praised the scene’s impact. Rampal responded by calling it the most difficult scene of my life, reflecting the weight of portraying an event that remains deeply painful for the nation.

In Dhurandhar, the 26/11 sequence stands out as one of the film’s most shocking moments. It shows certain characters celebrating the tragic attacks while Ranveer Singh’s character, Hamza Ali Mazari, reacts with disbelief and grief. The contrasting emotions depicted in the scene left audiences silent in theatres, with many viewers emotionally overwhelmed.

Rampal’s acknowledgment of the emotional strain offers a deeper look into the responsibility actors carry when recreating real-life tragedies. The actor noted that the challenge was not just technical but emotional, as the sequence required sensitivity and respect for the victims and their families.

Dhurandhar, directed by Aditya Dhar, continues to receive strong praise for its gripping narrative and powerful performances, with Rampal’s honesty adding to the film’s growing conversation.