Influencer recreates Ranveer Singh's Dhurandhar 2 entry with simple science
India Today
Ashu Ghai recreated the striking scene from Dhurandhar 2, where Ranveer Singh is introduced as Jaskirat Singh Rangi amid a cascade of fiery sparks.
A larger-than-life movie scene has been broken down into a DIY experiment and the internet can’t look away. A creator has recreated Dhurandhar 2’s iconic spark-filled entry using basic tools.
A viral video by content creator Ashu Ghai shows him recreating the striking scene from Dhurandhar 2, where Ranveer Singh is introduced as Jaskirat Singh Rangi amid a cascade of fiery sparks. The original sequence, known for its high-voltage cinematic flair, appears to have inspired Ghai to break it down into a real-world experiment.
In the clip, he demonstrates how he achieved the effect using everyday tools. A piece of metal mesh (steel wool) is attached to a drill, set on fire, and then spun at high speed. As the drill rotates, the burning mesh throws out a shower of glowing sparks, visually echoing the dramatic backdrop of the film scene.
The result is both fascinating and slightly nerve-wracking to watch, as the sparks scatter in all directions, creating a near-identical visual to the big-screen moment. Viewers were quick to appreciate the ingenuity behind the recreation, with many calling it a clever blend of creativity and science.
However, such experiments come with serious risks. Attempting to recreate this at home can be dangerous and may lead to fire hazards or injuries. It is strongly advised not to try this without proper safety measures and professional supervision.
Watch the clip here:
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