Dhurandhar: The Revenge (soundtrack)

This was Sachdev's third collaboration with Dhar, following Uri: The Surgical Strike (2019) and Dhurandhar (2025).^[2] The music rights were acquired by T-Series for ₹27 crore, thus replacing Saregama.^[3][4] Initially, reports claimed that music rights were acquired for price of ₹45–60 crore, but those figures were later shown to be incorrect.^[5][4]

Like the previous film, the soundtrack again features several retro classic Hindi songs remixed and sampled with a modern touch, as well as songs sung in Punjabi and Urdu.^[6][7]

The film's teaser featured the song "Aaahh Men!" sung by Doja Cat (which was sampled from Knight Rider (1982) theme song by Stu Phillips and Glen Albert Larson, which in turn was probably further inspired from "Cortège de Bacchus" by Léo Delibes in his ballets Coppélia (1870) and Sylvia (1876).^[8][9] The song also appears in the film.^[10][11] The first single from the album, "Aari Aari", was released on 12 March 2026, coinciding with Dhar's 43rd birthday.^[12] This song also featured in the film's trailer and is a remix of the eponymous 2003 song by Bombay Rockers, who also recorded new vocals for the remix, marking their comeback to Bollywood after 6 years.^[13][14][15] The second single titled "Main Aur Tu", sung by Jasmine Sandlas with a rap verse by Reble, was released on 17 March 2026.^[16] An extended play containing five songs from the album was released the same day at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre in Mumbai.^[17][18] The extended album with eleven additional songs was released on 24 March 2026.^[19]

Among the original songs on the album, the song "Phir Se" is sung by Arijit Singh, and features at the ending of the film.^[20] It incorporates a veena segment performed by maestro Ramana Balachandhran.^[21] The songs "Vaari Jaavan" and "Tere Ishq Ne" feature vocals by Jyoti Nooran, while "Wild Ride" is sung by Lebanese-American singer Ellisar. Jubin Nautiyal provides vocals on "Aakhri Ishq" and "Kanhaiyya".^[22][23] The Punjabi song "Jaiye Sajana" was written and sung by Satinder Sartaaj alongside Jasmine Sandlas.^[24] Sandlas provides vocals on several other songs on the album, including "Aari Aari", "Main Aur Tu", "Rang De Lal (Oye Oye)" and "Vaari Jaavan".

Bollywood Hungama stated, "the film's music may not be as legendary as the first part, but it has its own charm and is well incorporated and also praised songs like 'Aari Aari' and 'Jaan Se Guzarte Hain'".^[33] News18 praised the film's soundtrack and its effective role in enhancing film's overall impact; they also praised the incorporation of old, familiar songs within the narrative.^[34] The Week also praised Shashwat Sachdev's musical score and praised the inclusion of retro iconic tracks, but at the same time said that overall soundtrack is just a notch below the former one.^[35]

Hindustan Times said that the film's soundtrack may not be good as the first one, however the background score was praised especially in the climax.^[36] The Hindu said that even though Shashwat's soundtrack does not match energy of first part, however repurposed old songs like "Rasputin", "Tamma Tamma" and "Tirchi Topiwale" are fun in spots but felt more slapped than iconic.^[37]

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• Dhurandhar (soundtrack)