Ranveer Singh recently took to social media to appreciate sound designer Bishwadeep Chatterjee, who worked on the spy thriller Dhurandhar film series. He called him a master of his craft and mentioned that he "make the impossible look easy".
Dhurandhar star Ranveer Singh also thanked Bishwadeep Chatterjee for "enriching" his work and "guiding" him to his best potential. Read on for more details.
Ranveer Singh praises Dhurandhar sound designer Bishwadeep Chatterjee
While resharing Aditya Dhar's Instagram post about Bishwadeep Chatterjee, on his Instagram Stories, Ranveer wrote, "Bishuda thank you for always enriching my work. Guiding me to my best potential and always doing it with a benevolent smile and a warm hug. Such is your mastery that you make the impossible look easy. Your greatness is a gift to us. @bishwadeepchatterjee (sic)."
Aditya Dhar lauds sound designer Bishwadeep Chatterjee
Aditya Dhar on Saturday penned a lengthy note for the "heartbeat" behind the sound of Dhurandhar and Dhurandhar 2. He wrote, "Here’s to Bishwadeep (Bishu Da) and Justin Sir, the heartbeat behind the sound of Dhurandhar and Dhurandhar: The Revenge. I’ve known Bishu Da since my assistant days, when I was just a curious kid, constantly asking questions about every little detail of sound. And not once did he lose patience. He would sit with me and explain every nuance, every layer, every choice. In many ways, that’s where my understanding of sound and cinema truly began."
He reflected on his journey working with Bishwadeep Chatterjee, writing, "Over the years, both Bishu Da and Justin Sir have been called “veterans” but honestly, they’re like kids when it comes to their craft. Inquisitive, experimental, always pushing boundaries. Give them space and they won’t just deliver, they’ll create something extraordinary. From Uri to Dhurandhar, they’ve been my pillars. Not just collaborators, but constant guides, always smiling, always teaching, always treating me like a kid brother."
Aditya Dhar praised Bishwadeep and his team for their work in Dhurandhar. He wrote, "What they and their team pulled off on Dhurandhar still feels unreal. Our last day of shoot for Part 1 was 2nd November 2025. The film released on 5th December 2025. In that short window, after the edit, BGM and locking of songs, the final directors mix of the entire film got only just 24 hours. 24 hours. For a film of this scale, it sounds impossible. But they made it happen. And not once did the pressure reflect in the work. If anything, they raised the bar."
He concluded his note by explaining what went into the final process of sound designing for the Dhurandhar film series, "The same happened with Dhurandhar: The Revenge, the final mix got only just 30 hours. For context, Uri was done in 9 days. I’ve seen them sit for days at a stretch, barely taking breaks, often without sleep, not just to finish the work but to do justice to it. That kind of commitment, that kind of selflessness towards the craft, is rare. What I’ll always cherish are those sleepless nights at Mariano Studios, the chaos, the learning, the laughter and the shared belief in what we were creating. I genuinely cannot imagine making a film without them. They are not just among the best we have, they are among the best in the world. And I will always be grateful."
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