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While the entire nation is celebrating the massive success of Dhurandhar, starring Ranveer Singh, filmmaker Sandeep Reddy Vanga has stirred controversy with his bold remarks after watching the film.

Dhurandhar, directed by Aditya Dhar, has emerged as a record-breaking franchise, largely driven by its gripping narrative inspired by real-life incidents involving Indian intelligence operations against Pakistani terror networks. However, a section of critics labeled the film as agenda-driven, sparking debate across the industry.

Reacting strongly, Sandeep Reddy Vanga dismissed these claims and took a direct dig at certain Bollywood insiders. He questioned why the same voices criticizing Dhurandhar now had remained silent in the past when several filmmakers built successful careers around so-called “propaganda” films. His outspoken defense of the film and sharp criticism of detractors has now become a major talking point in media circles and within the industry.

Meanwhile, Aditya Dhar responded with admiration, praising Vanga’s conviction and fearless attitude. He stated that such support inspires filmmakers to trust their instincts and stay true to their vision. In a surprising revelation, Dhar also expressed his excitement for Spirit, starring Prabhas, and even openly offered to assist Vanga on the project—an unexpected move that has sparked widespread discussion among fans.

Interestingly, comparisons between Sandeep Reddy Vanga and Aditya Dhar are already gaining traction. Both directors are known for their intense storytelling, raw narratives, and emotionally charged filmmaking style. Their shared sensibilities—even in music and presentation—make the idea of a collaboration highly intriguing.

While such a partnership remains speculative for now, the growing mutual respect between the two filmmakers hints at the possibility of a powerful collaboration in the future—whether on Spirit or another ambitious project.