Ranveer Singh’s action-packed ‘Dhurandhar 2’ has taken theaters by storm since its release, weaving a complex web of intrigue where every character leaves an indelible mark. Soumya Tandon, in her compact yet explosive portrayal of Ulfat Hussain, has stolen the spotlight, evolving from the wholesome ‘Gauri Mam’ to the fierce ‘Thappad Queen’.
Her arc traces back to the original ‘Dhurandhar’, where Ulfat slapped Rahman Dakait in a fit of rage over her son’s tragic death at the hands of enemies. The sequel builds on this, opening with Ulfat’s heartfelt mourning at Rahman’s grave. When Hamza Ali appears, her slap accuses him of betrayal—ironically, since he’s the culprit she doesn’t suspect.
Despite minimal screen presence, Tandon infuses Ulfat with such ferocity that the role resonates deeply. The buzz peaked at the success party, where she cheekily slapped Ranveer Singh, recreating the scene amid cheers. Tandon shared that Singh affectionately called her ‘Thappad Queen’ during filming, adding a fun layer to their on-set chemistry.
The bash was a joyous reunion for the ‘Dhurandhar’ franchise cast. Big names mingled with smaller roles, creating electric vibes. Crystal D’Souza and Ayesha Khan, stars of the chart-topping ‘Tenu Shararat Sikhawa’, added glamour, as the party pulsed with music and memories.
This moment cements Tandon’s versatility, proving that impact trumps screen time. With ‘Dhurandhar 2’ dominating discussions, her slap has become symbolic of bold, unapologetic storytelling in modern cinema.