Ranveer Singh's Dhurandhar continues to dominate conversations even after two months of its release, proving its strong global appeal. Now that the movie is available on Netflix, it has reached an even wider audience and is receiving immense love from the audience. A Pakistani viewer recently reviewed the movie and couldn't stop himself from hailing director Aditya Dhar. Highlighting the film's gripping narrative, technical precision and realistic portrayal, the viewer applauded Dhurandhar's well-researched supporting elements.
Dhurandhar had an extraordinary run at the box office despite being banned in six Gulf countries and Pakistan. After the movie was released on the OTT platform Netflix, it topped the charts and emerged as the number 1 film in Pakistan. Recently, a Pakistani viewer took to Reddit to share his firsthand experience of watching the spy thriller. Sharing the post, he wrote, "Saw the movie as a Pakistani born in Karachi."
The viewer further wrote, "I just got to see Dhurandhar lol and now I'm pissed I missed it in cinemas (I live overseas now). Anyway I'm so pleasantly surprised by how accurate the Urdu and Karachi vibe is. I was born and raised in Karachi and this movie made me so nostalgic actually. There are so many pure Pakistani references in the movie, though that it almost felt like a Pakistani made it (barring the adaabs lol). For example, the imran khan on rickshaws and “hamara kaptaan Imran” lol. I wanted to ask do indians even get these references at all?"
Hailing the director for his precision, he added, "I'm honestly shook at the deep study the director must have done for this. Also this news channel is called “Karachi Roznama” and no such channel exists or ever existed lol but I loved seeing all the little Urdu details. And as a Urdu speaker and writer myself other than a few, most of the Urdu was pretty accurate! It was kinda of a lot actually cuz some scenes had so much urdu and as a native i just had to pause and read it all haha. Loved it!!"
About Dhurandhar 2
The excitement around Dhurandhar just reached a whole new level. After teasing fans with a glimpse of the sequel, Aditya Dhar managed to keep the audience on the edge of their seats and now the wait is finally over. The makers have finally dropped the teaser of Dhurandhar: The Revenge, eliciting excitement among fans.
Hamza’s (Ranveer Singh) darker and even more rogue look is already winning hearts and raising expectations sky high. The teaser just promised an intense and high-octane sequel, which is set to hit cinemas worldwide on 19 March 2026.