Mumbai, March 21 -- Since the release of Dhurandhar: The Revenge, if there is one thing generating the most buzz, it is Ranveer Singh. However, this time, the reason isn't his energy-packed persona, but rather his silence.

The restraint Ranveer has demonstrated in the character of Hamza is precisely what makes this performance so special. On social media, both fans and film critics seem to agree that this is his most "controlled" and "layered" performance to date.

While his Khilji in Padmaavat was a ferocious, almost unbridled character, here he portrays a man breaking down from within. The pain visible in his eyes often speaks louder than his dialogue.

The defining characteristic of this role is its duality on one hand, a duty toward ...