r/DhurandharPart2

Hear me out I think dhurandhar 3 could have been a bigger blast 💥

They could have stretched out the Jaskirat's story and provided it a proper runtime which would have bloomed into a much bigger emotional ARC, cause it was absolutely intense and well crafted. I saw people cry in the theatres

and based on the part 2's outcome they could have intensified and refined the rest of the story in part 3

we all know how they did dirty to the arjun rampal's character i.e. major Iqbal, which nullified his aura.

if part 3 existed it would have been a BANG. what do you think?

Hamza as a father and husband was really heartwarming. 🥺

Wish we had more of this sweet family ❤️

Bhai ne dho dala completely bashed

no hate just for fun

no offense.

cedits: lafandey on ig

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Dhurandhar is not just a film, its a mirror to uncomfortable truths that have been ignored or suppressed.

For decades, a powerful narrative ecosystem dominated by the Left-wing politics lobby has shaped what people should believe, what history should highlight and what should be buried.

But Dhurandhar challenges that dominance.

From covert operations to geopolitical realities, from internal security failures to selective storytelling, the film dares to show what many gatekeepers never wanted the public to question.

Yes, cinema always takes creative liberty.

But, dismissing everything as fiction and propaganda is the oldest trick to avoid discussions.

The outrage aint bcz the film is false, its bcz it questions a long-protected narrative.

Most importantly, truth doesn't need validation from ideological groups.

The road to crossing Dangal and Bahubali 2 still seems a long way, but atleast there's no undeserving film in the top 3 now.