These days, the film ‘Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge’, which is making huge money at the box office, is in the news these days due to its success as well as a new controversy. It is reported that the Censor Board has cut a very important part of the film, due to which the actors and makers of the film are quite disappointed.
scissor cut on football scene
A particular football scene in the film was banned by the Censor Board and about 25 to 30 seconds of it was removed. It is being told that this scene was very important to explain in depth the story of the film and the mutual relationships of the characters. Due to this change, the makers had to rework that part of the film, which also affected the flow of the film.
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Actor Danish Pandor expressed grief
The film’s lead actor Danish Pandor has expressed his disappointment over this cut. He said that he was most excited about this scene while reading the script. Danish K said, ‘The censor board cut 25-30 seconds from that scene. When I read the script, I was very excited to do it because such experimentation had never been seen before in Indian cinema. This was a big opportunity for me as an actor. I was afraid of how people would view it, so I tried to make it very relatable so that it showed emotion. Glad I didn’t disappoint the director and the audience.
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Who is the real ‘Dhurandhar’ Uzair Baloch?
Along with the story of the film, the name of Pakistan’s notorious gangster Uzair Baloch is also in the headlines. Uzair was a dangerous criminal from Lyari area of Karachi. Born in 1970, Uzair chose the path of crime to avenge his father’s death. He became the leader of ‘People’s Peace Committee’ and was involved in many crimes like murder and smuggling. Since his arrest in 2016, he is serving his sentence in Karachi’s Central Jail.