As ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’, lead Ranveer Singhcontinues its impressive run at the box office in a separate social media exchange Paresh Rawal It has now captured the attention of the Internet. The film has largely received rave reviews from the audience and the high box office numbers prove it. However, the film has also been criticized by many, calling it “propaganda”. While many celebrities have watched the film and reacted, Paresh Rawal reacted to a post by RJ Sayema where a sarcastic review of “Dhurandhar 2” was shared. RJ Sayema shared this video and wrote, “Hahahaha. Best review of Dhurandhar!”Responding to the post, Rawal said, “Your job as a stupid journalist is assured. No one wants (sic).” However, Sayema clarified that he is a radio jockey and not a journalist. Hitting back, he replied: “Get your facts straight. I’m not a journalist. You’re just an actor, far from your real life self.”
Earlier too, Paresh Rawal called Anupama Chopra for her opinion on ‘Dhurandhar’. Meanwhile, Ram Gopal Varma He has written another note to shower love in ‘Dhurandhar 2’ and called it horror. He said, “@Dhurandhar2 is a FEAR. Panic for all the filmmakers who built their careers and money on high-end cinema. Cinema that asked to leave their brains at home. Cinema that was shoved down our throats full of loudness and MASALA will now soon shake #Dhuraggall2 from all fans in front of a fan. Filmmaker who still worships the divine hero in #Dhurandhar2, @RanveerOfficial killed all the heroes who never bleed and never feel pain, and then on the dead bodies of those old heroes, gave birth to a true hero, flawed, but dangerous and unpredictable and comes from his own actions instead of his own eardrum shattering music.” He further added, “Compared to this new type of hero, godly heroes will suddenly become ridiculous, almost like clowns in a circus. And then their blind worshipers will feel naked, exposed and scared when they listen to the compilation. #Dhurandhar2 will terrify those who built their careers on action scenography, where it’s not physics and gravity scenes where the men are the jokers. thrown fifty feet in the air, rubber bouncing off the ground like balls, surviving explosions that would have vaporized cities and still delivering fist-pumping interviews while dusting shoulders will hunt and kill new audiences.” Paresh Rawal also shared RGV’s movie review. Meanwhile, Aditya DharThe manager is going strong in the competition. The film earned 43 crores from its paid previews on Wednesday and added 102.55 crores on its opening day (Thursday), taking its total to 145.55 crores.
