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2026 matchup

Sirāt vs Dhurandhar: The Revenge

Side-by-side Celluloid Scores, four-input breakdown, country/runtime context, and an editorial angle — built for quick answers and AI citation.

Quick Answer

Is Sirāt or Dhurandhar: The Revenge the better watch?

Neither Sirāt nor Dhurandhar: The Revenge has a verified Celluloid Score yet. Sirāt is drama from Spain (92% critics); Dhurandhar: The Revenge is action, thriller from India (68% critics). Compare release facts, trailers and casts below.

The matchup

Sirāt is drama from Spain (92% critics); Dhurandhar: The Revenge is action, thriller from India (68% critics).

Side-by-side Celluloid Scores (four composite inputs plus a separate audience snapshot) for each film, plus runtime, country and genre — so you can see where critics and audiences diverge before choosing. Sirāt runs 115 minutes (2026); Dhurandhar: The Revenge runs 229 minutes (2026).

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Sirāt (2026)

Oliver Laxe · Drama · 1h 55m

Spain · Spanish · Mar 7, 2026

Review pending — no verified score yet

Yes, for adventurous viewers. It is one of the most intense, unforgettable art films in years, but its bleak turns and trance-like pace will divide audiences.

A father and his son trail a band of ravers across the Moroccan desert, hoping one last party will lead them to the daughter and sister who vanished months ago. Oliver Laxe's Sirāt is less a plot than a trance — dust, bass lines, and the thin line between pilgrimage and oblivion — anchored by Sergi López.

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Dhurandhar: The Revenge (2026)

Aditya Dhar · Action, Thriller · 3h 49m

India · Hindi · Mar 19, 2026

Review pending — no verified score yet

Yes, with reservations. It is a gripping, overwhelming event film for fans of big Hindi action, provided they can handle its length, gore and chest-thumping patriotism.

Aditya Dhar's Dhurandhar sequel trades arthouse restraint for maximalist set pieces and patriotic swagger as Hamza (Ranveer Singh), deep undercover in Karachi's Lyari, sees his mission turn into a bloody personal war with rival gangs, crooked officials and the ruthless Major Iqbal closing in.

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Score breakdown

Signal Sirāt Dhurandhar: The Revenge
Celluloid Score — —
Editorial rating — —
Audience snapshot (excluded) — —
Metascore — —
Letterboxd 0 0
IMDb 0 0
Runtime 1h 55m 3h 49m
Country Spain India

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