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Aditya Dhar's Dhurdar is a smart, skilfully crafted espionage thriller.

When terror attacks on India escalate, the IB Chief takes a desperate call - send an undercover operative into Pakistan. Enter Ranveer Singh, and what follows is a film that delivers both the bloody satisfaction of raw action cinema and the precision, intensity, and political sharpness you expect from a top-tier spy thriller.

(May contain spoilers.)

Akshaye Khanna absolutely dominates every frame he's in. His screen presence is on another level - calm, magnetic, dangerous.

And then... those dance moves. Absolutely mind-blowing. Pure goosebumps.

Arjun Rampal has never been this evil in his entire career.

Unhinged, demonic, ruthless - a straight-up monster of a villain.

It really makes you realise how criminally underutilised he has been in Hindi cinema.

Shashwat Sachdev has cooked. 🔥 The collaboration with Saregama hits hard, with fresh twists on classic Bollywood tracks.

But the standout? An original song where Akshaye Khanna grooves in his hometown in Balochistan - pure vibe, pure swagger.

Certified banger.

A film that fires on all cylinders: action, performances, visuals, music, and political intrigue.

I didn't know it was shah-bano story I went into blind and when i understood what it was i was in a surprise...

The court case itself was very realistic for bollywood standard...

Both the leads did very well the director utiliseed them to their potential... The cinematography impressed me with haunting soundtrack...

Loved the film.

Cinematography ✅ Casting ✅ Direction ✅ Acting ✅ Editing ✅ Music ✅

This film was pretty good in all aspects. Proper action adventure. Never preachy never cringe considering the subject matter

Overall great film. With good vfx Good story. Never boring and didn't feel long.

The charecter was relatable that's why i probably liked it much better than hanuman movie.