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Dhurandhar Accused of Propaganda, Stars Defend Film
25 Mar
Summary
- Dhurandhar faces accusations of being a propaganda film.
- Actor Mustafa Ahmed defends his role and the film's sincerity.
- Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma and actor Anupam Kher rebut criticism.
Following its successful release on March 19, 'Dhurandhar: The Revenge' has garnered significant attention and industry acclaim, pushing the franchise's success further. However, a segment of the audience has criticized the film, terming it 'propaganda.'
Actor Mustafa Ahmed, portraying Rizwan alongside Ranveer Singh, refuted these allegations in a recent interview. He stated that if the film were propaganda, other actors could have been cast, questioning the sincerity of such claims and asserting his own commitment to his role.
Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma has actively supported 'Dhurandhar,' suggesting critics from Pakistan create their own narratives. Actor Anupam Kher also voiced his disapproval of the 'propaganda' label, calling critics 'ashamed' and highlighting the film's depiction of modern India and its agencies.
Kher further praised director Aditya Dhar for his work, connecting it to a sense of pride and addressing the struggles of Kashmiri Pandits, emphasizing that their answers come through their work.
