“You come to Pakistan…”, a threat to the actor playing a terrorist in Dhurandhar 2; who is he

A few days ago, the trailer of ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ was released and it created quite a stir. The trailer itself started with an outrageous dialogue. The film shows terrorist Zahoor Mistry Ajay Sanyal saying ‘Hindu is a cowardly society’. This angered people and they took to social media to abuse the actor who played the role.

Actor Vivek Sinha plays terrorist Zahoor Mistry in ‘Dhurandhar’. He said on Instagram that people have been sending him messages about his famous dialogue. He’s getting a lot of hate, but he’s happy about it. Vivek Sinha says he never expected Aditya Dhar to include his dialogue in the trailer of his film.

Vivek Sinha also expressed his opinion on Faridoon Shahryar’s YouTube channel about his film ‘Dhurandhar’. He said that he did not expect the trailer of ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ to open with his character. He was very surprised. Vivek said Aditya Dhar used his dialogue to create the atmosphere of the trailer, which was amazing.

The actor further discussed Zahoor Mistry’s role. He said that Aditya Dhar had briefed him about the role in advance and the atmosphere on the sets was also great, which made it easy for him to act. Vivek also reacted to people’s reactions, which were widely discussed on social media.

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He said, “I’m getting an amazing response to my work. I didn’t expect it. I’ve got at least 300 messages from all over the country. Everyone is sending me videos in their own languages, speaking my dialogues. They’re very happy and having a lot of fun. I’m getting comments from people on Instagram, with about 1,700 people writing me all kinds of things. I really liked one girl’s comment.”

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“She wrote, ‘Sir, can I curse you 2-3 times because I am so angry to see you?’ But I have become a fan of your acting.” I wanted to tell her, ‘Yes, you can scold me.’ And then came all kinds of comments.” “I will kill you in Pakistan,” one person wrote. Most of them were saying, “You are a real terrorist.” This is a compliment to me. I am glad to see so much anger towards that person.