Following a lucrative theatrical run in the domestic market, director Aditya Dhar's action feature Dhurandhar: The Revenge is now setting its sights on international music recognition. The film's complete musical compilation alongside several individual tracks has been submitted for consideration at the prestigious Grammy Awards. Production and music partners T-Series and B62 Studios formally revealed this campaign through their social media channels, outlining multiple genre submissions centered around the work of composer Shashwat Sachdev.
Key Category Submissions for the Soundtrack
The campaign positions the movie's auditory landscape across diverse voting brackets for the Recording Academy's consideration. Sachdev's overarching score and curation have been put forward in the Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media bracket. Concurrently, individual compositions tailored to critical narrative beats have been segmented into dedicated songwriting, vocal, and performance categories.
Among the frontline entries, the widely circulated track Phir Se has been entered for Best Song Written for Visual Media. The spiritually anchored and globally influenced composition Jaan Se Guzarte Hain is seeking contention under Best Global Music Performance, while the track Aari Aari represents the soundtrack in the Best Asian Pop Music Performance field.
Genre Diversity Across Individual Track Submissions
The campaign encompasses nearly the entire breadth of the film's diverse audio repertoire, which balances traditional folk undertones, urban rap rhythms, and synthesized dance beats across distinct segments
- Phir Se: Best Song Written for Visual Media
- Jaan Se Guzarte Hain and Kanhaiya: Best Global Music Performance
- Aari Aari: Best Asian Pop Music Performance
- Jaiye Sajna: Best Pop Duo or Group Performance
- Destiny Man Atkya: Best Rap Performance
- Waari Jaawan: Best Dance/Electronic Recording
- Hum Pyaar Karne Wale: Best Remixed Recording
Understanding the Consideration Stage at the Grammys
Navigating the Grammy circuit begins with an initial submission process, which is distinct from securing a verified nomination. When labels submit musical compositions, they place qualified works before the Recording Academy's voting membership for preliminary review. Each entry must strictly adhere to the academy's official release windows, copyright standards, and technical submission benchmarks.
Only after this submission pool passes through the preliminary balloting phases are the final official nominees formally certified and announced to the public. The team behind Dhurandhar: The Revenge has completed this foundational step, opening the door for voters to evaluate whether these selections will make the final shortlist.
National Film Awards Presence and Future Outlook
This global music campaign coincides with a high-profile period for filmmaker Aditya Dhar. The director recently attended the 72nd National Film Awards alongside his spouse, actor Yami Gautam, who was felicitated with the Best Actress accolade for her central role in Article 370. During interactions with attendees, Dhar was asked regarding progress and reception surrounding Dhurandhar.
Keeping the spotlight firmly on the honors of the day, Dhar offered a measured response while hinting at future celebrations. Expressing optimism about returning to the podium in subsequent years, Dhar stated, "Hopefully we will come next year too, but today is entirely about Article 370." His remarks reflected confidence that the action project will continue generating industry discussion across cinematic and technical disciplines.
