The buzz around Dhurandhar: The Revenge continues to grow as audiences flock to theatres following its release on March 19, 2026.Directed by Aditya Dhar, the film has quickly become a cultural talking point, dominating office chatter, social media discussions and dinner table debates across the country.The action-packed drama, starring Ranveer Singh and Sara Arjun, has reportedly had a phenomenal box office start. The film crossed Rs 100 crore on its opening day and surged past Rs 500 crore within its first weekend, already earning the “blockbuster” label from trade analysts.One of the most talked-about moments from the film’s trailer features Sara Arjun’s character, Yelina, pointing a gun at Ranveer Singh’s character, Hamza Ali Mazari. While the fate of that tense confrontation remains a mystery for viewers yet to watch the film, the setting of the scene has caught equal attention.The luxurious residence shown as Hamza Ali Mazari’s home in the film is a property located in Amritsar. Designed by 23DC Architects, the house—named Ananda—has become an unexpected star in its own way. The firm recently shared behind-the-scenes visuals, confirming that several pivotal scenes, including a grand party and key emotional sequences, were filmed at the property.Spread across 16,000 square feet and completed in 2024, the residence showcases a blend of modern luxury and traditional Indian aesthetics. Designed for a client who values landscape preservation, the home features open courtyards, lush gardens and seamless integration of indoor and outdoor spaces.”It was designed for a client who deeply values landscape preservation and Indian aesthetics. Throughout the residence, light meets space in a thoughtful rhythm. Courtyards open like pauses in poetry, gardens weave through the structure, and traditional craftsmanship quietly supports contemporary design,” read the YouTube description of the property.Architectural highlights include black marble staircases, minimalist yet spacious bedrooms, a pool-facing living area, and an expansive outdoor section with a fire pit and seating arrangement. The house also incorporates wooden flooring, abstract décor elements, and carefully designed lighting to enhance its cinematic appeal.As Dhurandhar: The Revenge continues its box office dominance, the Amritsar property stands as a striking example of how real-world architecture can elevate storytelling on the big screen.