Aditya Dhar's spy thriller Dhurandhar starring Ranveer Singh has politicians beefing over whether the flick is government propaganda or just showing terrorism as it actually went down. The movie covers major attacks like the Parliament assault and the 26/11 Mumbai bombings, and some Gulf countries apparently blocked it from screening.
BJP reps told reporters the film just depicts real events, and people need to chill about connecting everything to religion. Congress and Samajwadi Party members pushed back hard, saying the project feels like it got influenced by the ruling party's talking points instead of staying independent.
The opposition wants someone to investigate why multiple countries banned it, while government supporters argue that showing Islamic terrorists committing actual terror attacks shouldn't be controversial since that's literally what happened.
BJP reps told reporters the film just depicts real events, and people need to chill about connecting everything to religion. Congress and Samajwadi Party members pushed back hard, saying the project feels like it got influenced by the ruling party's talking points instead of staying independent.
The opposition wants someone to investigate why multiple countries banned it, while government supporters argue that showing Islamic terrorists committing actual terror attacks shouldn't be controversial since that's literally what happened.
