Overview
- Sinha told PTI on Monday that people have sent him threats and abuse on social media after the trailer, saying they mistook him for the terrorist he plays.
- Outrage focused on a dialogue where his character calls Hindus cowardly, which some viewers treated as the actor’s own view rather than scripted lines.
- He said he answered a woman’s Instagram message with a voice note arguing that you do not call real terrorists to act and that portraying a role does not equal endorsement.
- Dhurandhar: The Revenge, which opened on March 19, has reported more than Rs 1,350 crore worldwide, drawing extra scrutiny to its political themes.
- Reports describe strong audience praise alongside claims from a section that the film is propaganda, highlighting how India–Pakistan plots in big releases can trigger personal blowback for performers.