After the release of ‘Dhurandhar 2’, the film has received good reviews and some criticism. Apart from fans, many celebrities have also showered their love Aditya Dhar the directory now Shobhaa De He also shared what he thought about it Ranveer Singh protagonist He left a video on Instagram and compared the sequel to its predecessor and said that the first part had more depth and suspense, which made the audience invested in the characters. In contrast, the second half lacked novelty and leaned towards predictability.“Maybe it was a novelty then, in this, there was a bit of deja vu. I could almost predict what would happen next, which is never good. Good cinema is about keeping the tension and asking. People have called it a masterpiece. Sorry, it’s not a masterpiece, at least not for me,” he said.‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ ReviewPraising Arjun’s performance, he said, “He chewed everyone out, including Ranveer. Sorry Ranveer, but he did.” He also praised Sanjay Dutt, describing his performance as controlled, menacing and flawless.Shobhaa also pointed out that Akshaye Khanna’s character, Rehman Dakait, was absent from the sequel, saying it affected the overall style and charm of the film. He said, “Without Rehman Dakait, the style was not there. There was no wonderful impromptu dance, there was a version of the Baloch dance, but it was nowhere near it,” referring to the FA9LA dance from the first film.He didn’t hold back while criticizing the writing and execution. According to him, the movie lacked maturity, many viewers lost their attention during the screenings. “I honestly didn’t think about the script this time. The music is predictable again… This one had no Ramba Ho Ho Ho, although I loved the way Rasputin was used. But there was no Shararat… There was no glamor at all… This one had an emphasis on jingoism but it was balanced.“In her caption, Shobhaak described the film as very enlightening, likening it to “tutoring school kids on how villains work”. He added that the dialogues were too obvious, relying on clichés and familiar tropes. The action sequences, he said, seemed exaggerated at times, with frequent car explosions reminiscent of Rohit Shetty’s style.It also highlighted the smaller details, including Ranveer’s well-done hair, even during the intense fight scenes. While acknowledging some clever twists, he questioned the effectiveness of the climax set in Pathankot, calling it an “anti-climax”.
