Sanjay DuttPortrait of Pakistani police officer Chaudhry Aslam Aditya DharThe spy thriller has been a hit with the audience and has even won praise from Naureen Aslam’s wife. She shared that one particular moment in the film felt incredibly real, as if her husband was watching her on the screen.Naureen said Sanjay Dutt was the right choice to portray her husband. Recalling one scene, he said in an interview to AajTak Radio, “When he stands next to the car and looks up, for a moment he felt like Aslam himself.” He also revealed that Chaudhry Aslam had often said during his lifetime that a film would eventually be made about him.However, Naureen also stated that the film did not fully capture the depth of her personality. He pointed out that managers could approach him, police officials or journalists to better understand his strengths and weaknesses. He added, “If they were making a film, at least they could have called me, the police or journalists to understand his positives and negatives. He performed tasks that other policemen could never do.“Naureen mentioned that she has only seen parts of the film through clips. He also made a light-hearted comment about the use of strong language in the portrayal of the character, saying that while the portrayal of the family may not be appropriate, such language is common in police circles and plays a role.Directed by Aditya Dhar, the film includes a star-studded cast Ranveer Singh, Arjun RampalR Madhavan, Sara Arjunand others in key roles. It follows a covert Indian intelligence operative who infiltrates Karachi’s underworld and political system as he seeks justice for the 2008 Mumbai attacks and confronts larger threats. The film became a huge hit, grossing over ₹1.3 billion worldwide.The sequel ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ which released on March 19 has continued the momentum. The film surpassed the earnings of the first half in its opening week, and continues to be a huge hit at the box office, having collected over 900 million euros domestically and over 1.4 billion worldwide.The sequel takes forward the story of Hamza, who rises through the political ranks of Lyari while fulfilling his hidden mission to become a powerful figure. It also delves into the backstory of Ranveer Singh’s character, shedding light on what led him to become a spy.
