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After a long time, a good espionage movie

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India's biggest enemies are Indians themselves. Pakistan comes second.

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A mysterious traveler slips into the heart of Karachi&apos;s underbelly and rises through its ranks with lethal precision, only to tear the notorious ISI-Underworld nexus apart from within.

Dhurandhar

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Dhurandhar&quot; packs a powerful punch - a gritty, high-stakes spy thriller that drags you deep into the murky underworld of Karachi with style, tension and spectacle. Directed by Aditya Dhar, it follows Indian agent Hamza (Ranveer Singh) as he embeds himself deep within the mafia network of Karachi&apos;s notorious Lyari gang, attempting to dismantle terror operations from within.

From the outset, the film builds a potent atmosphere - dank alleys, ominous conspiracies, and a mounting sense of danger that never quite lets go. The cinematography, drenched in shadow and sharp contrasts, and the stirring background score - sometimes throbbing with urgency, sometimes hauntingly minimal - elevate ordinary frames into moments of nail-biting suspense.

Ranveer Singh&apos;s performance is perhaps the greatest strength of the film: he plays Hamza with restraint and intensity, letting silence and subtle gestures speak louder than grand dialogues. Supporting cast members - from villains to allies - also deliver convincingly, making the world of &quot;Dhurandhar&quot; immersive and convincingly dangerous.

That said, the film does have its flaws. At three and a half hours, the runtime occasionally drags, and certain sequences - especially in the second half - feel overdrawn or repetitive. The gritty violence sometimes feels gratuitous, and a few plot threads seem more like setup for a sequel than satisfying arcs in themselves.

Despite those drawbacks, &quot;Dhurandhar&quot; works when it matters - for its ambition, its mood, and its commitment to telling a volatile story with conviction. It may not be perfect, but it&apos;s bold, intense, and rarely dull. For viewers who appreciate raw, uncompromising thrillers with emotional weight and real-world resonance, this is a ride worth taking. Amazing.

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Dhurandhar" packs a powerful punch - a gritty, high-stakes spy thriller that drags you deep into the murky underworld of Karachi with style, tension and spectacle. Directed by Aditya Dhar, it follows Indian agent Hamza (Ranveer Singh) as he embeds himself deep within the mafia network of Karachi's notorious Lyari gang, attempting to dismantle terror operations from within.

From the outset, the film builds a potent atmosphere - dank alleys, ominous conspiracies, and a mounting sense of danger that never quite lets go. The cinematography, drenched in shadow and sharp contrasts, and the stirring background score - sometimes throbbing with urgency, sometimes hauntingly minimal - elevate ordinary frames into moments of nail-biting suspense.

Ranveer Singh's performance is perhaps the greatest strength of the film: he plays Hamza with restraint and intensity, letting silence and subtle gestures speak louder than grand dialogues. Supporting cast members - from villains to allies - also deliver convincingly, making the world of "Dhurandhar" immersive and convincingly dangerous.

That said, the film does have its flaws. At three and a half hours, the runtime occasionally drags, and certain sequences - especially in the second half - feel overdrawn or repetitive. The gritty violence sometimes feels gratuitous, and a few plot threads seem more like setup for a sequel than satisfying arcs in themselves.

Despite those drawbacks, "Dhurandhar" works when it matters - for its ambition, its mood, and its commitment to telling a volatile story with conviction. It may not be perfect, but it's bold, intense, and rarely dull. For viewers who appreciate raw, uncompromising thrillers with emotional weight and real-world resonance, this is a ride worth taking. Amazing.

A mysterious traveler slips into the heart of Karachi's underbelly and rises through its ranks with lethal precision, only to tear the notorious ISI-Underworld nexus apart from within.

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