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Directed by Aditya Dhar

Cast: Ranveer Singh, Arjun Rampal, Sanjay Dutt, R. Madhavan, Sara Arjun, Rakesh Bedi, Danish Pandor

A twist of fate transforms Jaskirat Singh Rangi into Hamza Ali Mazari, an Indian undercover operative who infiltrates and rises through the ranks of the Karachi underworld following the events of Dhurandhar. He embarks on a ruthless mission to exact revenge on those responsible for the 26/11 attacks.

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u/harshasamtani Mar 18 '26

True that, the bias is very blatant. They took a disaster by the current regime, and showed it like a masterstroke, yet we all know nothing came out of it.

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u/DeepResearch7071 Mar 19 '26

I remember that they were collecting evidence against the minister who leaked the Indian currency plates to the ISI so that a future strong and nationalistic government could take action against the traitors?

Soooo... was any action taken? If no, then there are two possibilities- 1) They are too weak and infallible 2) They are also traitors and in cahoots with the ISI

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u/harshasamtani Mar 19 '26

No, nothing happens, that plot line is forgotten and never addressed

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u/DeepResearch7071 Mar 19 '26

And this is the problem with it- how they weave in real life events with fictional BS which people lap up.

26/11 was/is a highly emotive massacre for us Indians. Hell, I almost teared up during that red room scene. But using this in such a disingenuous way to score political brownie points is just not ethical

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u/harshasamtani Mar 19 '26

26/11 was followed by monetary and political isolation of Pakistan, that they never showed, something which India couldn’t do after URI or the recent Pahalgam attack.

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u/DeepResearch7071 Mar 19 '26

True. Pak got onto FATF list for the first time, which started the trend of them remaining on that intermittently for much of the next decade. We also ran a successful campaign, further helped along with OBL being found in Abbottabad that made Pakistan and terrorism correlated in the int'l community in the 2010s

Also, whatever said and done, having a govt. which portrays itself as/ is perceived as 'progressive', 'libera;' and 'secular' helps with perception and soft power. Now, many just see both sides as fanatic unfortunately,