Chandrachur Singh He found himself at the center of an unexpected moment during a car demolition in Gurugram’s DLF area when he came out of his house to speak to the authorities after a bulldozer demolished the road outside his house. The video of the conversation has gone viral, and many people are praising how calm and respectful it was. The operation was carried out by the Department of Town and Country Planning on Friday to remove illegal constructions in the area. Several buildings were demolished due to building code violations, including the driveway outside Singh’s house.
Why the path outside Chandrachur Singh’s house was demolished
According to Dainik Bhaskar, the anti-encroachment drive targeted illegal buildings across the DLF area, with officials claiming that the land outside the actor’s house was built without approval.
Chandrachur Singh’s conversation with the authorities
While the demolition was underway, the actor came out to speak to the officials at the scene. He asked if he could do something about his house and said that his father bought the property in 1991. He also asked questions about the removal of the ramp, although he remained calm and polite throughout. Singh went on to ask if the demolition of the building was being officially registered and asked for the name of the officer in charge of the project. Town organizer Amit Madhaulia introduced himself, after which Singh shook hands with him and the rest of the group, ending the interaction.
Latest works of Chandrachur Singh
On the work front, Chandrachur Singh was recently seen in ‘Bayaan’, an Indian police thriller set in 2025 directed by Bikas Ranjan Mishra. In this film he sees Huma Qureshi police officer Roohi, who investigates cases of sexual abuse by a senior religious leader while dealing with their denial and pressure. Around the players are Sachin KhedekarAvijit Dutt, Sampa Mandal, Preeti Shukla, Auntie Kanchan Singh, Paritosh SandVibhore Mayank, Swati Das and Perry Chhabra. ‘Bayaan’ premiered in the Discovery section at the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival before screening in the A Window on Asian Cinema section at the 30th Busan International Film Festival.