What is the connection between Dhurandhar and Julius Caesar?

An X user noted a scene in Dhurandhar where Ranveer Singh's character sees a ghost, similar to Brutus seeing Caesar's ghost after his assassination.

Who played Rehman Dakait in Dhurandhar?

Akshaye Khanna played the role of Rehman Dakait in the film Dhurandhar.

What does 'Et Tu Brute?' mean in Julius Caesar?

'Et Tu Brute?' is a Latin phrase meaning 'And you, Brutus?', spoken by Caesar upon realizing his friend's betrayal during his assassination.

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Dhurandhar's Shocking Shakespeare Link Revealed

15 Dec

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Summary

An X user found a surprising link between Dhurandhar and Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.
The connection involves a scene mirroring Brutus's guilt after Caesar's assassination.
This detail suggests a masterful directorial choice by Aditya Dhar, if intentional.

A recent observation has unveiled a fascinating connection between the widely discussed film Dhurandhar and William Shakespeare's iconic play, 'Julius Caesar.' An X user highlighted a scene in the film that appears to echo the famous 'Et tu, Brute?' moment.

In the film, actor Ranveer Singh's character, Hamza Ali, witnesses a spectral vision of Akshaye Khanna's character, Rehman Dakait, shortly after his demise. This encounter, where Hamza sees Rehman's ghost, is being interpreted as a powerful representation of his guilt, mirroring Brutus's experience after assassinating Caesar.

While the filmmakers have not officially confirmed this inspiration, the user suggested that if intentional, this detail showcases Aditya Dhar's directorial brilliance. This potential homage to Shakespeare has sparked considerable discussion about the depth and layers within Dhurandhar's narrative, with many considering it a masterful directorial stroke.