📌 Key Points
- “Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge” sparks online buzz after preview screenings.
- Early reviews praise the film’s direction, performances, and engaging story.
- Some critics hail Ranveer Singh’s performance as National Award-worthy.
- Negative reviews cite propaganda, weak story, and lack of subtlety.
Aditya Dhar’s “Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge” has ignited social media following preview showings. Early reactions are intensely divided, with some praising the film as a masterpiece while others criticize its narrative and political undertones.
Twitter Explodes with “Dhurandhar 2” Reactions
After months of build-up, anticipation, and hype, Aditya Dhar ’s spy thriller, Dhurandhar The Revenge, finally released on March 19. The film had hundreds of preview shows on the evening of March 18, and by late night on the eve of the release, Twitter (now called X) was abuzz with reactions and audience reviews. For a film that had so many expectations riding on it, it was a task to live up to them all. But somehow, Dhurandhar 2 seems to have managed that, and quite well too.
Another gave the film 9.8 out of 10 and wrote, “Starts a bit slow, more violence and a little more politics. Flawlessly directed and intensely performed, this is essential cinema. A solid revenge, indeed!”
Critics Praise Direction and Performances
Another argued, “Even though the film runs close to 4 hours, it never feels boring. The story keeps you engaged all the time. Screenplay outstanding, direction mind-blowing.”
Another fan wrote, “It’s a Ranveer Singh show. He must win the National Award for this, as should Aditya Dhar. This is peak cinema.”
Controversy: Propaganda or Peak Cinema?
One particularly scathing review read: “Dhurandhar 2 feels less like a movie and more like a loud propaganda reel. Weak story, forced agenda, and over-the-top dialogues everywhere. Characters feel like slogans, not real people. No subtlety, no depth—just noise. By the end, it’s not impactful, just exhausting.”
The initial reactions to “Dhurandhar 2” are highly polarized, ranging from claims of cinematic brilliance to accusations of propaganda. Whether the film lives up to the hype remains to be seen as it releases widely.
