Reactions to Dhurandhar have been divided. While the film’s production quality received praise, many viewers saw it as promoting prejudice and negativity.
Imran Abbas stepped forward on Instagram, saying the movie represents a “dangerous misuse of cinema” that spreads hate instead of empathy.
The actor emphasized, “Art is meant to uplift hearts, not poison minds. Dhurandhar is a clear example of misuse of cinema.” He further added, “Cinema should build bridges, not glorify prejudice,” reinforcing his strong stance.
Earlier, Imran Abbas also condemned Pakistanis who watched and appreciated Dhurandhar, calling it “shameful” and stating that applauding such films reflects a loss of dignity.
The actor stressed that stories on screen carry responsibility, and misuse of cinema can leave lasting scars on collective conscience.
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The controversy around Dhurandhar highlights how cinema can be misused for political agendas. Imran Abbas reminded audiences that responsible storytelling matters, and art should connect people rather than divide them.
