📌 Key Points
- Suvinder Vicky praises Aditya Dhar’s knowledge of censorship rules.
- Dhar strategically used swear words that avoid censorship beeps.
- Vicky plays ISI Major Iqbal’s father, Brigadier Jahangir, in the film.
- Dhurandhar: The Revenge is a box office success, breaking records.
Suvinder Vicky revealed Aditya Dhar’s meticulous planning in ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’, focusing on using uncensored swear words. Vicky highlighted Dhar’s understanding of the censor board, which contributed to the film’s authentic feel and box office success.
Aditya Dhar’s Censor-Savvy Scripting
Actor Suvinder Vicky discussed the use of abusive words in Dhurandhar The Revenge’s script, praising Aditya Dhar’s research.
Bollywood filmmaker Aditya Dhar is receiving widespread praise for his recent release, Dhurandhar: The Revenge . The frenzy around the film shows no signs of slowing down, with the action thriller shattering box office records since its release. In a recent conversation with Mirchi Plus, actor Suvinder Vicky, who played Arjun Rampal’s father in the film, revealed how Aditya used abusive words in the script that would not be censored by the CBFC.
Suvinder Vicky Praises Dhar’s Research
He then recalled Aditya’s response to his hesitation and said, “Aditya said, ‘Paaji, gaaliyan hi voh rakhi hain jismein beep naa aaye. Aap note karna yeh cheez, kahin kisi gaali par beep nahi hai’ (Brother, I’ve only kept those swear words that won’t need a beep. Notice this carefully — there isn’t a single abusive word in the film that has been beeped out). I told him, ‘Your research is amazing,’ and he responded, ‘Sir, itna career ho gaya hai, censor se nikalte hain sab toh pata lag jaata hai kahan aana chahiye, kahan nahi’ (Sir, after such a long career, once your films keep passing through the censor board, you automatically understand what should be there and what shouldn’t).”
Dhurandhar: A Box Office Hit
In Dhurandhar: The Revenge, he essays the role of ISI Major Iqbal’s father, Brigadier Jahangir.
Aditya Dhar’s clever navigation of censorship, as highlighted by Suvinder Vicky, contributes to the raw and impactful storytelling of ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge.’ The film’s success underscores audience appreciation for unfiltered narratives.
