Aditya Dhar’s Dhurandhar: The Revengestarring Ranveer Singh in the lead, has opened in theatres to many positive reviews and a reported global box office collection of around 240 crore. Many film personalities from South India have already praised the movie. The latest to commend it include director Shankar and actor Ram Charan, who starred in the filmmaker’s recent movie Game Changer.
“It was an astounding experience to see real incidents and characters blended so well with fiction. I was immersed throughout and couldn’t feel the length of the film,” Shankar wrote about the Dhurandhar sequel. For the uninitiated, the film continues the story of Ranveer Singh’s spy character, attempting to destroy terrorism in Pakistan, chronicling his rise to power in Lyari. The film is around three hours and 45 minutes long, but audiences generally opine that the storytelling by Aditya Dhar ensures that you do not feel the length.
Speaking about the Dhurandhar director, Shankar applauded his “bold and unpredictable use of craft , particularly unconventional length of shots, scenes and film.” Regarding the performances, the filmmaker wrote, “Ranveer Singh’s unconventional performance and terrific screen presence was a pleasure to watch,” and “R Madhavan’s performance was nuanced with new and apt expressions.”
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