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What genuinely baffles me, however, is that the film has remained in theatres for over a week. That simply doesn’t happen unless a film holds its ground on first principles.
Which made me think—why not ask the legal community for its views? Surely, we understand better than most the distinction between hate propaganda and meaningful entertainment or storytelling.
Let’s discuss!
Instead, I urge you to watch this supremely sensible Pakistani review—one that will likely unsettle India’s self-proclaimed liberals and neo-Sanghis in equal measure, precisely because it refuses to perform outrage on command:
https://youtu.be/XSqNvv-L_7A
Special mention to anyone willing to share this with Arfa Khanum Sherwani, who appears to have abandoned critical engagement altogether on The Wire, opting instead for a breathless call to boycott Dhurandhar.
Mods of LI: before rushing to adjudicate, do yourselves the courtesy of actually watching the review. Thank you.