The makers ofDhurandhar: The Revengereleased the film’s official teaser on Tuesday, but instead of excitement, it sparked a wave of debate across social media platforms. Viewers were quick to point out that the teaser containsno new footageand isidentical to the post-credit scenealready shown in both the theatrical and Netflix versions ofDhurandhar.

The teaser opens with a younger version ofHamza Ali Mazariholding a gun, hinting at his violent initiation, followed by a fleeting but striking shot of a severed wrist lying on the road. The clip then traces Hamza’s ascent to power as he replacesRehman Dakaitto become the newSher-e-Baloch and king of Lyari. Even the background score remains unchanged from the post-credit sequence.

Soon after its release, audiences took toInstagram and X (formerly Twitter)to voice their disappointment. Several users questioned the purpose of releasing a teaser that merely repackages scenes they had already watched. Comments ranged from“Nothing new? We’ve seen this already”to“This isn’t a teaser, it’s a recap.”The hashtag#DhurandharTheRevengebegan trending as fans shared similar reactions.

Despite the criticism, the teaser has succeeded in reigniting conversations around the sequel.Dhurandhar: The RevengestarsRanveer Singh, along withSanjay Dutt, R Madhavan, Arjun Rampal, Gaurav Gera, Saumya Tandon, Sara Arjun, and Danish Pandor. The high-octane spy-action sequel is scheduled for atheatrical release on March 19, 2026.