Like “Dhurandhar: The Revenge” it is getting big numbers at the box office and getting a lot of attention from the audience, the filmmaker. Ram Gopal Varma It has made a strong statement about the current state of Indian cinema.The ‘Company’ director has revealed that watching ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ has inspired him to reinvent himself. He asked the industry to abandon outdated ideas. According to him, clinging to old film beliefs can be harmful.Dhurandhar 2 Movie Review
Strong words from Ram Gopal Varma
RGV admitted that the film has raised his standards significantly and even compared it to his earlier cinematic influences. He said that what once defined his filmmaking is now obsolete after watching this film.In a detailed post, RGV shared his thoughts on the reinvention and growth: “WHY SYNDICATE and not SARKAR? SYNDICATE is based on a premise of ‘What happens if the entire law and order in INDIA collapses in one day'” It will almost be like a HORROR movie, not because of the supernatural elements, but because it will open up some incredible horrors. SYNDICATE is about the creation of an organization so powerful, integrated and so maniacally driven, where it threatens the very existence of INDIA.I think SYNDICATE is something that will be in line with the post #Dhrandhar2 era and that is the reason for my decision.Here’s watching #Dhurandhar2 where I want to erase my entire past and become a budding or newborn director…He also wrote: “I wanted to be an auto rickshaw driver when I was about 10 years old because I was fascinated by the vroom vroom sound when the accelerators turn… And around 15 years old, inspired by a cousin of mine, I wanted to live in a forest, and a few years later, I wanted to be an engineer and became a director again.I also got into Enid Blyton books a lot, put them down, when I discovered James Hadley Chase, who I thought was the greatest writer ever, and after a few years I discovered Fredrick Forsyth, who amazed me beyond my imagination. In fact, we all continue to adapt from time to time, because of our new and newer experiences, experiences that must increase in level.
Insightful words from Ram Gopal Varma
RGV did not hold back while targeting the industry. He made it clear that filmmakers must evolve or risk becoming irrelevant.RGV wrote, “My reference films were The sound of music (Rangeela), Exorcist (Raat, Bhoot), Godfather (Satya, Company, Sarkar).. Throughout my career I was doing films derived from these references and especially Godfather, but now #Dhurandhar2 seems like my first film. If Godfather was my first reference in this genre, now I felt #Dhurandhar2 is like the GODFATHER of Godfather, he redefined and reinvented everything, be it the crafts, story telling style, character design, background music, arranging emotional scenery, artist performances, action choreography and more.“The director added, “So it’s common sense that I have to put aside the lessons learned from the old school of Coppola and join the new school of @AdityaDharFilms and that’s the only way to stay up to date. It will be a suicidal brainstorm for any filmmaker/writer/star not to throw away their ego and do an intensive academic study of #Dhurandhar2 and then take a deep look again and then rework what they thought so far, and completely tweak it.If you don’t, and we all hold on to the same old movie beliefs that died violently on March 19, 2026, YOU DIE TOO.
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‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ has also made waves at the box office. Although there was a decline on weekdays, the overall performance remains strong. Within seven days, the film has reached 1,000 million euros worldwide.
