Dhurandhar reviews and box office - Page 67

Originally posted by: zara321

Part 2 is going to be the showdown between ranveers character and major iqbal. We will also get to see ranveers characters backstory

3 ghante 30 minute kamm parh gaye Aditya ko ye dikhane mein? Chondu made Akshaye, a single haddi slim man, more powerful than Ranveer & Sanjay dutt combine In climax, Akshaye actually beat Sanjay & Ranveer brutally while in end they both somehow kill him.

Intentions right the, director ko hamza ke liye kuch aur jayda strong likhna chahiye tha. Uske stunts, action bahut hi weak hai in part 1. I really hope part 2 mein kamsekamm kuch jalwa dikha de indian agent hone ka.

Originally posted by: Sultan.Mirza

3 ghante 30 minute kamm parh gaye Aditya ko ye dikhane mein? Chondu made Akshaye, a single haddi slim man, more powerful than Ranveer & Sanjay dutt combine In climax, Akshaye actually beat Sanjay & Ranveer brutally while in end they both somehow kill him.

Intentions right the, director ko hamza ke liye kuch aur jayda strong likhna chahiye tha. Uske stunts, action bahut hi weak hai in part 1. I really hope part 2 mein kamsekamm kuch jalwa dikha de indian agent hone ka.

Part 1 was about Hamza being the obedient worker for Rehman, it was about trying to gain their trust, he was observing all of their moves and trying to gain as much information as he could, his character cannot put a foot out of place; we even see in the film where hamza has to think about his next move to not give away who he is. We see the horror and frustration when he sees the horrible things the gang is doing, but he cant let his mask slide. Ranveer portrayed his role to perfection. We have to understand the character ranveer is playing, he isn't there to create noise, he is there on a mission, a hugely important mission. Even gaurav gehra's character tells ranveers character that he has to maintain his composure when ranveers character feels so angry and helpless, because his mission is so important for India.

And we saw a sneak peek of part 2, it is all filled with ranveer doing action, his jalwa, he becomes the most powerful. As hamza said in part 1, he wants to take over karachi and it seems thats exactly what he does in part 2. he seems to become the leader of rehmans gang. We also get to see ranveers back story, what is the trauma in his past, how he became an unknown hero. So part 1 was just setting the stage and ranveers character simmering, part 2 is where he is going to explode!

Again we have to understand the movie has two parts, both parts cant just be ranveer doing action and beating up the villains, in part 1 aditya has very well established the setting and story, and part 2 will is where we really see ranveers character take revenge for all the horror we see the villains doing in part 2

Originally posted by: Sultan.Mirza

Hello dear, How are you? Long time jaar, koi baat nahi hui. Sab khairiyat?

I’m just happy I can stan my Veera without having to hear others scream how he’s done and dusted because actor’s talent is decided by only the box office collection of their last film 😒.

Originally posted by: Beautyful_Mess

I’m just happy I can stan my Veera without having to hear others scream how he’s done and dusted because actor’s talent is decided by only the box office collection of their last film 😒.

Well the haters will find some other narrative, and they already have by saying things like akshay sidelined ranveer, saying stupid things like ranveer was a cameo or flowerpot in his own film, and i can see that this is becoming the new strategy from the negative PR to try to take credit away from ranveer. The nasty haters and nasty PR are still attacking ranveer and they wont stop.

But the good thing is people are opening their eyes to the stuff happening against ranveer and pushing back, and i am so glad ranveer is getting so much love and support, he's truly deserves it and this film would not be what it is without him! He is dhurandhar!

Dhurandhar is a salute to the brave hearts!

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Originally posted by: zara321

Part 1 was about Hamza being the obedient worker for Rehman, it was about trying to gain their trust, he was observing all of their moves and trying to gain as much information as he could, his character cannot put a foot out of place; we even see in the film where hamza has to think about his next move to not give away who he is. We see the horror and frustration when he sees the horrible things the gang is doing, but he cant let his mask slide. Ranveer portrayed his role to perfection. We have to understand the character ranveer is playing, he isn't there to create noise, he is there on a mission, a hugely important mission. Even gaurav gehra's character tells ranveers character that he has to maintain his composure when ranveers character feels so angry and helpless, because his mission is so important for India.

And we saw a sneak peek of part 2, it is all filled with ranveer doing action, his jalwa, he becomes the most powerful. As hamza said in part 1, he wants to take over karachi and it seems thats exactly what he does in part 2. he seems to become the leader of rehmans gang. We also get to see ranveers back story, what is the trauma in his past, how he became an unknown hero. So part 1 was just setting the stage and ranveers character simmering, part 2 is where he is going to explode!

Again we have to understand the movie has two parts, both parts cant just be ranveer doing action and beating up the villains, in part 1 aditya has very well established the setting and story, and part 2 will is where we really see ranveers character take revenge for all the horror we see the villains doing in part 2

In climax, when Akshaye suddenly realize that Ranveer is traitor, he gives a fight back, car chase, chaos. Now when Ranveer's Hamza character is about to do bad to Rehman Dakait, what was the need of showing Akshaye fighting both Sanjay & Ranveer, dominating them?

Why couldn't it be a one on one fight? I am asking about when his character is suppose to take his inner aggression out, usey maar khate hue kion dikha diya? What you are saying is about what Ranveer did in 3 hours. What I am expecting is what Ranveer's character did in last 30 minutes, jahan hum dikha sakte the what he is actually capable of doing, woh fight, woh aggression or even some style of actual justice taken by any indian.

Wahan Director se miss hua, Ranveer se nahi, he did his part with dedication. Meri complain Director se hai.

Har baat pe Ranveer ko defend karne na baith jaya karo, main usey bash kar bhi nahi raha tha.

Originally posted by: Beautyful_Mess

Hey Sameer . I’m alright, how are you?? I’m glad you loved the film. I haven’t seen it yet because I’m under the weather but I’m going the weekend (hopefully).

Get well soon jaar.

Originally posted by: Sultan.Mirza

In climax, when Akshaye suddenly realize that Ranveer is traitor, he gives a fight back, car chase, chaos. Now when Ranveer's Hamza character is about to do bad to Rehman Dakait, what was the need of showing Akshaye fighting both Sanjay & Ranveer, dominating them?

Why couldn't it be a one on one fight? I am asking about when his character is suppose to take his inner aggression out, usey maar khate hue kion dikha diya? What you are saying is about what Ranveer did in 3 hours. What I am expecting is what Ranveer's character did in last 30 minutes, jahan hum dikha sakte the what he is actually capable of doing, woh fight, woh aggression or even some style of actual justice taken by any indian.

Wahan Director se miss hua, Ranveer se nahi, he did his part with dedication. Meri complain Director se hai.

Har baat pe Ranveer ko defend karne na baith jaya karo, main usey bash kar bhi nahi raha tha.

I didnt say you bashed him and neither was my reply defensive, I was just explaining his character and saying we will see alot more aggression from ranveer in the second part, thats all.

Originally posted by: Beautyful_Mess

Mental illness unfolding in real time please seek help.

You first. Also, two minutes silence for thinking a rando like yours opinion matters at all.