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Dhurandhar was one part of it. With his blessings ofcourse, dhar will make more versions of it. Next is op sindoor for sure.

Ras Mandir or Pancharatna Temple dedicated to Lord Krishna and Radha in Purulia , West Bengal 🟢🦚🛕🇮🇳

One of the biggest Mandela effects (phenomenon where a large group of people collectively misremember the same detail) on Indian social media is the widespread belief that Mir Ranjan Negi was the coach of the Indian women’s hockey team when it won the gold medal at the 2002 Commonwealth Games. The mandela effect here is so strong that it is very likely that if you ask Grok or ChatGPT who was the coach, it is likly to tell you it is Mir Ranjan Negi (which in part is due to lack of extensive reporting on sports in India barring cricket). But he was not. The head coach of that team was Gurdial Singh Bhangu (who is also the first hockey coach to receive the Dronacharya Award, India’s highest sporting honour for coaches). The team had M.K. Kaushik as a mentor during the preparation camp. Kaushik was the coach of Indian Men's Hockey team in 1998 Asian Games when team won gold medal the event after 30 years. And due to his expeience with training many women players at SAI, New Delhi, he was asked to assist as a mentor. He became second hockey coach to be awarded the Dronacharya Award in 2002, the same year India won that historic gold. He took over the coaching for Women's team from Gurdial Bhangu in 2002 just after the event. When Yash Raj Films began work on Chak De! India, the screenplay writer Jaideep Sahni loosely based the character of Kabir Khan on M.K. Kaushik, who had just taken over as the full-time head coach of the women’s team in 2002. Several details in the film came directly from Kaushik’s life. Even the scooter used by Shah Rukh Khan’s character was Kaushik’s. So where does Mir Ranjan Negi fit in and why does almost everyone remember him as the coach? Mir Ranjan Negi was the goalkeeping coach of the 2002 women’s team. His association with the gold medal was real, but his elevation in public memory had little to do with coaching hierarchy and everything to do with being at the right place and the right time. YRF wanted Kaushik to be the consultant for hockey scenes in the movie and prepare the cast for shooting. But Kaushik was actively coaching the national team so he couldn’t commit time as an on-field consultant during the film’s shooting. He suggested Mir Ranjan Negi (who at that point did not have a coaching job and needed something positive going for him in his life after losing his 19-year old son to a bike accident) to help YRF with hockey-specific inputs. Mir Ranjan Negi was close to Kaushik since they both played together for the national team and Mir was goalkeeping coach for the 1998 Asian Games too. Once Negi became involved with the film, he realised that Kabir Khan’s fictional backstory closely resembled his own real-life experience particularly the events of the 1982 Asian Games, where India lost 7–1 to Pakistan and Negi, then the national team goalkeeper, was accused of match-fixing, which was partly due to his first-name 'Mir' which can be perceived as a Muslim name. What’s crucial to note is this: the screenplay was already written by then. Chak De! India was not based on Mir Ranjan Negi’s life. But the film’s marketing machinery latched onto the emotional overlap. Negi accompanied the cast on reality shows and promotional tours. This was the early era of Indian reality TV, when personal struggle narratives were aggressively foregrounded. Even Jaideep Sahni later expressed discomfort at how someone who was only coincidentally associated with the real team began receiving disproportionate limelight, as if the film were an adaptation of his life. Even Mr. Mir has since clarified multiple times that the movie was not his biopic at all. However two decades later, Gurdial Singh Bhangu, the actual head coach, is barely remembered. M.K. Kaushik, also almost forgotten, passed away during COVID. While Mir Ranjan Negi remains in public memory synonymous with the 2002 triumph.

Sadly Dhurandhar - The Revenge pirated version has reached Pakistan today itself. Below is a Pakistani Journalist confirming the same and enjoying the film on his Home Screen. Pakistanis can’t live without Indian Cinema even if it’s about crushing Pakistani terror! 😊

watched dhurandhar 2 on the first day itself and the last scene makes you feel how high the stakes really are for these unknown men. all the privileged people fighting about this movie being a propaganda can cope harder.

Parzania, Dev, Mission Kashmir, Bombay, Haidar etc Did someone say propaganda movie ?

Naxals, Media houses, Activist on payrolls, sab lapet liye dhar saab ne

A 100 CRORE OPENING, as per early estimates... Yes, #Dhurandhar2 has created HISTORY! 🔥

To all the haters of #DhurandharTheRevenge

India is at it again, as a new Indian blockbuster is ready to cause havoc at US #BoxOffice Actioner #DhurandharTheRevenge starring #RanveerSingh & #ArjunRampal, grosses STRONG 2M on #2 BIGGEST WED PREVIEWS for Indian films in the U.S. (only under #Prabhas’s #Kalki2898AD’s 3.9M WED Previews) over just 725 theatres, ahead of its THU Opening Day. #Dhurandhar2 could have a 6M-9M 4-day opening in the cards!

Try becoming a patriotic citizen,who supports his/her country during time of war first before becoming a "cinephile" We know the real reason why Dhurandhar is hurting you so much

@sleepyhead1892 Zardari ka paad got special mention in part 2.

Dhar calling Pakistani Gen z kids as burger bacche is the peak detailing.

Raw agent and isi agent having love affair is not propaganda but raw agent actually doing something for the country is propaganda wah re liberandu

This done on the day when whole nation is busy talking about Dhurandhar 2. Peak detailing by Ashwini Ji 😀

Where are the days when movies were about movies and not about verses and religions

Yep, this is true. Their currency has tanked since demonetisation because they’re unable to enchange fake indian currency for dollars and maintain balance of payments.

You can find propaganda in every film when you use that lens. But then again leftists are shameless parasites who will declare their pov/agenda as ultimate truth and others pov/agenda as propaganda

@_Sid14_ Still they are not scared like hindi stars

@SocialChartered Telugu stars coz they want to keep Hindi audience on their side lol

Jr NTR, Babu, Allu Arjun, almost every south Indian superstar has made congratulatory post while entire Bollywood is either just busy using their PR trying to drag it down or preferring to stay silent and act neutral

Apart from acting, action, twists and BGM, it's the depth in last scene of Dhurandhar 2 where Ranveer Singh is shown in a dilemma to decide whether to walk on same path or return to old path is the reason why I will rank Dhurandhar very high. It's not just a massy masala movie.

@lala_aayush Exactly.

@SocialChartered Honestly part 2 was never meant to have songs like 1 because part 1 was more about the build up and part 2 is revenge so that music was more that front/vibes imo

LOL this is the reason most people saying 1 is better than 2 and it’s the bollywood wiring of the brain which craves for item songs and fancy villains. Part 2 has its own merits. The songs here are more blended in background than stand alone songs. They are deep and situational