
Ajay Sanyal frees the Kandahar hostages and swallows the hijackers' taunts
Sanyal concedes three prisoners and a ransom, tells the passengers they are going home, then stands silent while a hijacker mocks India.

Ajay Sanyal in 2 Dhurandhar films, every moment in release order.
11 moments · 26 min · by Favseen

Sanyal concedes three prisoners and a ransom, tells the passengers they are going home, then stands silent while a hijacker mocks India.

Back home and blamed for Kandahar, Sanyal tells a sceptical superior that India must plant its people deep inside Pakistan.

A car with a red beacon crashes the gates, guards fall, a human bomb detonates, and security races to lock the MPs down.

After the Parliament attack, Sanyal's long-shelved file finds one taker: a long-term plan named Dhurandhar. They drink to it.

A veteran asset shares six years of patience, the gang map of Lyari, and the dark rumour about Rehman Dakait's mother.

Broken by the Mumbai attack, Hamza names every man he will kill. Sanyal tells him revenge burns both houses and to wait.

Sanyal explains the plan: send convicts with nothing to lose into Pakistan's underworld to trace its guns to the ISI.

Sanyal offers to save him from the gallows; Jaskirat says his love for the country is gone, and Sanyal answers with a warrior's creed.

After Uri and the surgical strike, Sanyal meets Hamza and turns an old taunt into India's new order.

With Hamza in ISI hands, Sanyal calls Hassan, gets laughed off, then plays his card about a London trip.

Hamza learns who had been watching over him in Karachi all along, and voices his one regret.