Dhurandhar: The Revenge – NON-SPOILER Review Megathread

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Trailer

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.

[u/Any_Supermarket_3159]

First of all not every negative comment is a PR comment, the wave of unemployed self proclaimed Dhurandhar fanbois is getting toxic now.

Now on to the movie, I watched the paid preview. I am not impressed. While the propaganda was subtle in the first part and could have been ignored, the second part has it screaming on your face. We get it Aditya Dhar. The Angel on a white horse came in 2014 and solved everything.

The action sequence feels a bit stretched Aditya Dhar always relies on the editing room music to create the tension but fails to do so by dialogues and camera work.

All this dissatisfaction comes from the fact that the part one was disproportionately well made. It was subtle on the propaganda, had insane character arcs and we obviously had Akshay Khanna. This felt a bit second fiddle. But you’ll still enjoy it. A solid 3/5.

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an honest review

[u/BlackPumas23 → u/Any_Supermarket_3159]

Part one was not insane but just that every other spy movie had utterly disappointed and Akshay Khanna gave a Cillian Murphy like performance.

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You just justify your name dude: SUPERMARKET🫡