📌 Key Points
- Ravi Kishan defends Aditya Dhar’s ‘Dhurandhar The Revenge’ against propaganda accusations.
- Kishan praises the film for reviving the industry and highlighting facts cinematically.
- He compares the franchise’s storytelling to the classic film ‘Sholay’.
- Kishan emphasizes the importance of cinema reflecting and correcting history, citing ‘Dhurandhar’s’ success factors.
Ravi Kishan has voiced his support for Aditya Dhar’s ‘Dhurandhar The Revenge’, which has been labeled as propaganda by some. Kishan defends the film, praising its impact on the industry and its cinematic portrayal of truth, urging audience support.
Ravi Kishan’s Strong Defense of ‘Dhurandhar’
Filmmaker Aditya Dhar ’s Dhurandhar The Revenge entered the 1000 crore club on its third Sunday, the fastest Indian film to achieve the feat after Pushpa 2 (2024). Even as the film continues its strong run, a section of views labelled it propaganda.
Actor and Parliamentarian Ravi Kishan has come fully in support of Aditya Dhar’s Dhurandhar and says that terming it a propaganda film is unfortunate. He called on the audience to support the film as it had “revived the industry and brought out facts in cinematic brilliance”.
“Calling it a propaganda film is very wrong! Actors from the South supported it openly, everyone should do that. A new trend has started of calling films propaganda – ek naya kabootar pakad liye hain log!” says the actor.
Industry Revival and Cinematic Brilliance
The actor, recently seen in Mamla Legal Hai season 2, compares the franchise to the 1975 blockbuster Sholay . “The writer picks topics from real news and incidents, and the team cinematically presents them on the screen. One should be happy that people have started going to the theatre. Bahut haalat kharab thi industry ki, Bhojpuri industry has almost shut down! This has come as a blessing for the industry, and lakhs of people earn their livelihood through cinema.”
Ravi further adds, “It’s important that cinema presents on screen what has and is happening in society. In fact, we need to correct our history as well by way of research – those pages that were torn away from our history! That truth needs to be brought in front of people.”
Cinema’s Role in Reflecting and Correcting History
The actor says that the film became successful because of “amazing BGM (background music), super editing, bang-on energy by actors and the director took great shots and spent a whopping ₹ 260 crores.”
He will be seen in films like Mirzapur , Nagzilla , Bhai Behen , Peddi with Ram Charan and TDS series.
Ravi Kishan’s strong support highlights the ongoing debate about ‘Dhurandhar’. He urges audiences to embrace the film for its cinematic brilliance and industry impact. He also emphasizes the importance of historical accuracy in cinema.
