Dhaakad Trailer 2: Kangana Ranaut Looks Dhamakedar As Highly Trained Spy Agni; 'Excited' Netizen Says, ‘Goosebumps, Can’t Wait To Watch It’

Bollywood’s undisputed queen Kangana Ranaut is all set to ablaze the silver screen with her upcoming action-packed film ‘Dhaakad’. The trailer of Razneesh Ghai’s directorial has already left everyone super impressed and excited for the film. Now a few days before its release, the makers of the film have unveiled its second trailer where Ranaut nailed her rugged avatar as spy Agni. Netizens are going all gaga over the actress’ brilliant performance and declared ‘Dhaakad’ a super hit on social media.    

The Tanu Weds Manu actress shared the new trailer on her Instagram handle and wrote, “Watch action packed second trailer here …Click on the link in the bio. #Dhaakad is releasing in theatres on 20th May 2022 Music on @SREMusic.” Soon after the trailer was released, Twitterati flooded the micro-blogging site with their excitement. One user wrote, “#DhaakadTrailer2 out. A better action movie in every way is coming from Bollywood. Its cinematography looks amazing. #KanganaRanaut will boil this time too. Everyone is going to be a fan of @rampalarjun's look and dialogue. This fight is going to get tough on May 20th.”

Another tweeted, “Well, netizens are loving the trailer, especially the dialogue 'You messed with the wrong girl bro'. Notably, the dialogue 'You messed with the wrong girl bro' has struck the right chords with fans and netizens.  ALSO READ: Kangana Ranaut Calls Salman Khan Her ‘Dabangg Hero’ As He Shares Trailer Of Dhaakad; Actress Says, ‘Will Never Say I’m Alone In This Industry’

‘Dhaakad’ will see Ranaut taking action a notch higher by performing high-octane action stunts and sequences. The actress will be seen donning seven different looks in the action thriller. Also starring Arjun Rampal and Divya Dutta, the film will release in theatres next Friday, ie on 20th May.

Talking about the film, Kangana Ranaut said in a statement, “In our cinema, we rarely have heroines performing action scenes in the real sense. When Dhaakad came my way, I felt happy to see that someone had dared to visualise a woman in a hardcore commercial film as an action heroine. I’m all for dare-devilry and doing something that pushes the envelope. There’s nothing that does it like a good commercial film.”