rajroy-06121
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As a 90's kid who grew up watching socio-political thrillers like Spygame, Pelican Brief, The contender, Enemy of the state, Clear and Present Danger, Bourne series, Body of lies to The Departed, I have to admit Dhurandhar surpasses the benchmark set by those Hollywood films. The execution was beyond my very humble knowledge of film making. What Adiyta Dhar has made possible is that in the theatre I found myself in the shoes of the character of Ranvir Singh - and it was a roller-coaster ride. The leftist cabal is not only wrong about their criticism, they are actually the ones who are making propaganda against such a revolutionary Indian film.
They say truth is stranger than fiction - the amount of reserach that has gone behind the movie is incredible. As viewer although you all will be tempted to think it was a fictional story but I got a sneaky feeling the storyline is actually fact.
Spoiler Alert : The movie is NOT anti-Muslim, it is NOT even anti Pakistan, if anything, it is pro-India which the movie will make you feel with very subtle nuances.
They say truth is stranger than fiction - the amount of reserach that has gone behind the movie is incredible. As viewer although you all will be tempted to think it was a fictional story but I got a sneaky feeling the storyline is actually fact.
Spoiler Alert : The movie is NOT anti-Muslim, it is NOT even anti Pakistan, if anything, it is pro-India which the movie will make you feel with very subtle nuances.
The film makers of this film must be reprimanded for producing such a garbage. It's a shame that Manoj Bajpayee's glorious career had to indulge such stain.
This type of movies are direct fall out of "Mirzapur" phenomenon. As an OTT Mirzapur had the advantage of properly set the reference frame. But in this film, geography of the plot went totally haywire from beginning to the end.
From logic to melodrama, this film took a willful LSD trip.
The frightening part is like "Mirzapur", many immature minds will get "inspiration" from such a movie, especially in the "swag" field.
Please don't waste your time.
This type of movies are direct fall out of "Mirzapur" phenomenon. As an OTT Mirzapur had the advantage of properly set the reference frame. But in this film, geography of the plot went totally haywire from beginning to the end.
From logic to melodrama, this film took a willful LSD trip.
The frightening part is like "Mirzapur", many immature minds will get "inspiration" from such a movie, especially in the "swag" field.
Please don't waste your time.
The story had subtlety and poise, yet lost the grip thanks to very lack lustre construct. Film neither grew on macro issues nor did it excel in details.
MOST irritating part was the so called "passionate" journalist, her character development was so inept, it often felt like an audition of a substandard mohalla thetre.
John Abraham looked the part, but never acted the part.
Siddharth Bose's character was neither involved, nor aloof. Prakash Belawaris character was once again very poorly developed despite his great acting skill.
Overall the movie lacked conviction and consequently lost the tension that a movie of this genre requires. Poor show.
MOST irritating part was the so called "passionate" journalist, her character development was so inept, it often felt like an audition of a substandard mohalla thetre.
John Abraham looked the part, but never acted the part.
Siddharth Bose's character was neither involved, nor aloof. Prakash Belawaris character was once again very poorly developed despite his great acting skill.
Overall the movie lacked conviction and consequently lost the tension that a movie of this genre requires. Poor show.