Pakistanis Flock to Bollywood's 'Dhurandhar', Why They're Praising This Action Thriller
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The Indian action spy thriller 'Dhurandhar' has taken the box office by storm in India, but its impact goes beyond borders. Several viewers from Pakistan have watched the film and shared their positive reactions. Actor Naveen Kaushik, who played the character of Donga in the film, attributes the Pakistani audience's enthusiasm to the movie's portrayal of real-life situations without targeting any particular community. In an interview with Live Hindustan, Naveen explained that the Pakistani audience has appreciated the film's honest depiction of corruption and the misuse of power, which has led to attacks on India. He believes that the film's ability to highlight these issues without resorting to abuse or criticism has resonated with the Pakistani audience. The film, directed by Aditya Dhar and starring Ranveer Singh, tells the story of an Indian operative in Pakistan who infiltrates a gang. The movie blends fiction with reality, featuring real-life figures such as Rehman Dakait, Uzair Baloch, and Karachi SP Aslam Chaudhary. According to Naveen, the Pakistani audience has identified with the film's message and is praising its portrayal of the challenges faced by India. The success of 'Dhurandhar' has sparked interest in the possibility of its release in Pakistan. While there is no official confirmation, the film's impact on the Pakistani audience is undeniable. As Naveen put it, the film's message has struck a chord with the Pakistani audience, and it's a testament to the power of storytelling to bridge cultural divides.
