Dhurandhar: The Revenge is continuing to make headlines, but for unexpected reasons. While the film’s stars are receiving attention, a minor character from a key scene has now come into focus and sparked conversation online.
In one scene, Ranveer Singh’s character returns home in an auto rickshaw. The driver in that sequence has been identified as Badrul Islam. Reports suggest that he has not been able to watch the film due to financial constraints.
A video of Badrul Islam has gone viral on social media. In the clip, he expresses disappointment over high ticket prices, which are around Rs 500. He said his children want to see him on screen, but the cost is beyond his reach.
Badrul explained that buying tickets for his family of five would equal his entire monthly savings. This statement has drawn emotional reactions from viewers, with many expressing concern over his situation and rising cinema costs.
Several social media users have urged the makers to support Badrul and his family. Some have also criticised the producers, saying such gestures should have been made earlier, especially for someone associated with the film.
Fans have also appealed to actors from the film to step in and help. Many believe that people like Badrul represent the common audience, whose support plays a key role in a film’s success.
At the same time, the issue has sparked a wider debate about rising ticket prices. Many cinema lovers feel that high costs are keeping middle class families away from theatres, which could affect overall box office performance.
While the film’s team continues to celebrate its success, attention now shifts to whether any action will be taken. The situation has raised important questions about accessibility and inclusivity in cinema.
