
Suvinder Vicky, who plays Arjun Rampal’s father in 'Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge', was sure his abusive dialogues would be heavily censored. He even suggested director Aditya Dhar make him a mute character.…
Suvinder Vicky, who plays Arjun Rampal’s father in 'Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge', was sure his abusive dialogues would be heavily censored. He even suggested director Aditya Dhar make him a mute character. But Dhar was confident nothing would be cut, the Times of India reports. Vicky wanted to improvise more abuses, but Dhar stopped him, saying they must not use words targeting mothers or sisters. Some reports claim the film still contains expletives referring to family members. The sequel follows Ranveer Singh’s character deep into Karachi’s underworld and his psychological battle with the criminal network.
The noise around the abuse in Dhurandhar 2 misses the real point. It is not a simple battle between artistic freedom and censorship. The director himself drew a sensible line: no references to mothers and sisters. That is a reasonable boundary, not a cowardly compromise. The real test is whether the film gets a UA certificate without cuts, or the CBFC forces beeps despite Dhar's confidence. That will tell us if the system is being honest or just hypocritical.
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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