Aditya Dhar’s espionage thriller Dhurandhar is proving an unstoppable force, continuing its dream run at the box office despite several new releases. Joining the chorus of fans sharing positive reviews for the film is actor-politician Khushbu Sundar. Earlier today, she shared her glowing Dhurandhar movie review. Without holding back her appreciation for the film, she wrote, “To say I was blown away would definitely be an understatement. Bravo to Aditya Dhar and the entire cast and crew. Every frame, every word, every moment turns into an inspiring movement."
The film follows Ranveer Singh as a spy who infiltrates a complex network of terrorists and gangsters in Pakistan. Khushbu noted that the intensity of this mission resonates deeply with the audience. "Clapped the loudest when you hear, ‘Yeh naya hindustan hai' (This is a new India). Your eyes moisten and chest swells with pride when you finish the film."
It has now become the highest-grossing Indian film of 2025 at the global box office. The film is known for its pro-right-wing ideologies, which are in line with BJP supporters. Notably, Khushbu is a BJP member. The actor-politician attributes its success to the performances as well. She gave a shout to Ranveer, R Madhavan, and Rakesh Bedi's performances in the film. As for her, Ranveer is "outstanding," Madhavan is "subtle, powerful, and brilliant" and Rakesh is "superb" In the film.
However, it is Akshaye Khanna who has left the most lasting impression on her. "It’s this man named Akshaye Khanna who takes the cake and walks away in style," Khushbu shared. "I am sure his father is looking from heaven and smiling at him. No words can describe him. He lived the role. Loved to hate him."
The espionage saga is far from over. Fans who share Khushbu’s sentiment of "Jazbaaton ko jagah diya, Faqr se dil bhar diya," which roughly means that the film is full of emotions and fills the audience with a sense of pride, do not have to wait long for the next chapter. The makers have confirmed that a sequel is already set for a March 19 release in theatres, promising to continue the high-stakes battle against terrorism.
