Congress leader and Member of Parliament Shashi Tharoor recently shared his critique of the film 'Dhurandhar,' focusing his commentary on the movie's narrative choices. Tharoor expressed reservations about the film's thematic approach, particularly regarding how it handles the geopolitical complexities between India and Pakistan.

Tharoor’s review centers on the argument that the film leans into propaganda rather than providing a nuanced or accurate representation of historical or current cross-border dynamics. By highlighting these concerns, Tharoor has sparked a discussion on the role of cinema in shaping public perception of sensitive national issues. While the film aims to engage audiences with its specific narrative, Tharoor’s critique suggests that the creative choices made by the filmmakers may oversimplify or distort the reality of the India-Pakistan relationship for the sake of dramatic effect or ideological messaging.

As of now, the filmmakers have not issued a formal rebuttal to Tharoor’s specific points regarding the film's content. The discourse highlights a recurring tension in Indian cinema, where works depicting national security or international relations are frequently scrutinized by public figures for their potential to influence political discourse. Tharoor’s intervention serves as a reminder of the ongoing debate regarding the responsibility of filmmakers when addressing highly sensitive and polarized topics in the public sphere.