Let's be honest for a minute, eh. Dhurandhar didn't have anything new or surprising in its story line. More than as a piece of art, it'll be remembered for its service to the nation and as a proper breakthrough in RW cinema. That said, I did enjoy it. It stayed engaging throughout and I couldn't find a single boring moment in the entire duration except for the final fight, which by the end, also feels necessary or justified for the story. I saw it FDFS—totally unplanned and out of sheer boredom. I didn't know it was 3H34M long until after I had booked a ticket, let alone there was a sequel awaiting in mere months. I also didn't know it'd feature 26/11 so prominently. And when the screen suddenly flashed to red, pausing the story and started playing the 26/11 audio file conversations between handlers, terrorists and hostages at their mercy, Dhar truly got me there. It was quite novel. In the midst of all this RW celebration and LW melt down, it's funny to see Vanga and his Animal catching strays, lol. In my opinion, Vanga's Animal will ultimately be remembered as the truer form. The difference is though, Vanga can make Dhurandhar—and a much better one at that—in his sleep, effortlessly. RW should stop eating its own tail by comparing apples and oranges. That's my legal opinion.

Season 1 finished - 8/10 it was very good . looking forward to the next season

Avatar 3 releasing this week and zero hype.

Here are some of the many films blocked from release due to political pressure: ▪️Anurag Kashyap’s Kennedy & Maximum City ▪️Honey Tehran’s Punjab 95 ▪️Sandhya Suri’s Santosh ▪️Dev Patel’s Monkey Man ▪️Dibakar Banerjee’s Tees To add to this censorships whoch happen in movies based on caste issues. Recent one being Homebound. Its embarrassing.

Like what?!? Give e example…. India has always had one of the most lenient censorship when it comes to political ideologies as long as I can remember. They are harsh only on nudity & violence & that’s also come a longway now. The reigning regime uses it as tool for propaganda yes….but it was always the case & happens in US too.