Dhurandhar could be BW's first breakthrough in South

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MsWhiskerson

@MsWhiskerson

Dazzler

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Posted: 1 months ago

#31

https://x.com/Cinemapithan_/status/2021541470269006288

Dhurandhar edit by Tamil creator has 48k likes, the craze for this movie is something else, the only way it can diminish is if Jio messes up with the release

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elaichichai

@elaichichai

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Posted: 1 months ago

#32

Originally posted by: MsWhiskerson
https://x.com/Cinemapithan_/status/2021541470269006288

Dhurandhar edit by Tamil creator has 48k likes, the craze for this movie is something else, the only way it can diminish is if Jio messes up with the release

Another South Indian one that I have been seeing a lot on the TL...this one is on a Telugu song

Edited by elaichichai - 1 months ago

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Sm1le

@catchm-ifucan

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Posted: 1 months ago

#33

Forget South India....It will be the. biggest blockbuster in the History of Pakistani Cinema if it's released in Pakistan....The amount of enthusiastic posts being made by them and the way they were enjoying the movie for what it was, instead of getting all stuck up about the stuff....Its absolutely amazing to witness this...They completely accepted it as their own cinema with all its positives and negatives ..There are a plethora of such posts all over the SM made by the enthusiastic cinema lovers of Pakistan...

https://www.reddit.com/r/Dhurandhar/comments/1qx67m1/as_a_pakistani_i_loved_the_film_my_fav_moments/

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Leeloo

@Leeloo

Explorer

Posted: 1 months ago

#34

In a way, I kinda like the fact that, although released just in Hindi, it's had such a big impact in the South.

As for Pakistan, it's absolutely shocking ( in a good way!) how huge the movie has become there. There's thousands of pakistanir eels all over TikTok, memes and posts. A lot fo youtubers fromt here also commenting.

This proves that people liked the movie for its quality, rather than 'propaganda', which i see certain PRs still try to push as 'the 'narrative'.