Danish Pandor’s birthday sparked relationship rumours after Aahana Kumra shared cosy holiday pictures with him. While fans speculated online, the actress stayed silent, adding to the curiosity
Danish Pandor and Aahana Kumra
Actor Danish Pandor turned a year older today and is currently basking in the success of the recently released film Dhurandhar. In the film, he essays the role of Uzar Balochi, the trusted aide of Rehman Dikaith. His performance, along with his on-screen chemistry with Ranveer Singh, has been widely appreciated by audiences.
Aahana Kumra's sweet birthday wish for Danish Pandor
Amid growing interest in the actor’s personal life, actress Aahana Kumra fuelled relationship rumours by sharing a series of cosy pictures with Danish on his birthday. The photos, reportedly from their holidays, show the duo striking intimate poses, hinting at a close bond.
Sharing the pictures, Aahana wrote, "To the kindest boy I know! Happy happy to you DP! I Hope and pray you get everything your desires! May life always be kind to you and bring you all the love, success, and happiness that you deserve! Wishing you the best always! To forever. Have a Dhu-Ran-Dan year Danny boy".
Soon, the comment section was flooded with fans asking about Danish’s relationship status. However, Aahana chose not to respond to the queries, leaving the internet guessing.
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Danish Pandor on preparing for Dhurandhar
Danish Pandor revealed that his very first meeting with filmmaker Aditya Dhar marked the beginning of his preparation to play Uzair Baloch in Dhurandhar. Grateful to be part of the film, which also stars Akshaye Khanna, Sanjay Dutt, R. Madhavan, and Arjun Rampal, Pandor knew the role would demand intense preparation.
“Aditya sir had done five to six years of research. He gave me the research material, which included videos of Uzair Baloch,” he recalled.
As he studied the gangster’s interviews, Pandor realised that mastering the dialect was key to portraying the character authentically. “I went through all the interviews available on YouTube. In Karachi, people speak Urdu with a touch of Punjabi. I worked with a dialect coach to perfect that,” he shared.
Closer to the shoot, the director conducted a 20-day workshop to help the cast get comfortable with the dialect. “All of us — Ranveer bhai, Sara [Arjun], and Rakesh sir [Bedi] — needed to have the same twang when our characters conversed with each other.”
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