IndyaStory | Content creator and political commentator Dhruv Rathee has once again criticised Dhurandhar: The Revenge, the latest installment in the franchise starring Ranveer Singh.
In a recent social media post, Rathee described the film as “not even well-made propaganda,” reigniting debates around the movie’s narrative and intent.
Fresh Remarks After Film’s Release
Sharing his views online, Rathee reiterated his earlier stance on the franchise and its director, Aditya Dhar. He suggested that what he perceived as subtle messaging in the earlier installment appeared more direct in the sequel.
His comments quickly gained traction, with users across platforms engaging in discussions over his critique.
Earlier Criticism of the Franchise
Rathee had previously criticised the film’s trailer and first installment, raising concerns about its portrayal of violence and its claim of being inspired by real events.
He argued that films presenting themselves as rooted in reality can significantly influence audience perception, especially when combined with strong visual storytelling.
Online Reactions Divided
The latest remarks have drawn mixed responses:
- Some users supported his critique and echoed similar concerns
- Others disagreed, defending the film as mainstream entertainment
- Many debated the broader issue of storytelling and interpretation in cinema
Strong Box Office Performance Continues
Despite the ongoing criticism, Dhurandhar: The Revenge has performed strongly at the box office, reportedly crossing major revenue milestones both in India and globally.
The film’s commercial success contrasts with the critical and political debates surrounding it.
Final Take
The discussion around Dhurandhar 2 highlights the growing intersection of cinema, commentary, and public discourse. As differing viewpoints continue to emerge, the film remains at the center of both box office success and online debate.
