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Hrithik & GF Under Troll Attack: I Don’t Agree with Dhurandhar

Dhurandhar has become the talk of the industry, with many praising Aditya Dhar for a visually rich and technically strong film. Hrithik Roshan joined the list of celebrities appreciating the movie and recently shared his thoughts on Instagram. His review, however, sparked intense debate online.

In his post, Hrithik said he loves cinema that allows the story to take charge. He felt Dhurandhar achieved this with clarity and purpose. He praised it as a strong work of filmmaking and said he enjoyed the film as a student of cinema.

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Hrithik also mentioned that he did not agree with the film’s politics. He added that filmmakers carry certain responsibilities as citizens, even when they aim to tell powerful stories. This particular line invited significant criticism on social media.

Supporters of the film argued that the movie does not demonise any community and only dramatises events for storytelling. Some felt his political disagreement was unnecessary. Despite this, a section of viewers appreciated Hrithik for expressing an honest and balanced opinion.

The backlash extended beyond Hrithik, with many users targeting his girlfriend due to her past involvement in protests. This shift in conversation drew further attention to how public reactions often cross personal boundaries online.

Hrithik posted again the next morning, praising the cast of Dhurandhar and saying he was excited for Part 2. Fans analysed the second post and felt it was meant to clarify that he respected the film despite differing with its political tone.

The entire episode shows how strongly audiences react when celebrities share their views. Even when Hrithik stated that he appreciated the film and simply differed on politics, the discussion quickly escalated. This highlights why many actors hesitate to express personal opinions openly.

As seen in past instances with stars like Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan, public responses can become intense. When celebrities do speak, they often face trolling or criticism that extends to their families, making such conversations even more challenging.

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Manaswini K

Manaswini is a senior writer with extensive experience covering Telugu cinema, as well as the broader Indian film landscape, including Bollywood, Tamil, and other regional industries. With a strong focus on NRI (Non-R…

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