Indian films may be banned in Pakistan, but that has never stopped Bollywood from finding its way into people’s hearts and the streets of Karachi. Recently, Dhurandhar, set in Lyari, topped the Netflix Pakistan charts. Some positive reviews and angry tweets from Pakistani viewers also surfaced online. However, in a shocking twist, pirated copies of the film have reportedly reached the neighbouring country now. If a viral vlog by a popular YouTuber is to be believed, they are being sold openly at extremely cheap rates. The clip has left the internet shocked.Dhurandhar Being Sold For Rs 16 In PakistanYouTuber Karl Rock was at the Rainbow Centre when he came across pirated copies of the Ranveer Singh and Aditya Dhar blockbuster. In the video, he goes,
"Indian films are banned in Pakistan, but look what I found, and this is a new film, yeah, from Hindustan."The shopkeeper confirms the same by pointing at a poster of the film on a screen and tells Karl it is one of the latest releases. The YouTuber then adds, "I can tell you a thing or two about Ranveer Singh. He's a Sindhi. His grandparents are from this city, I think, and they came across to India during partition."
How Did Karl Rock Know Dhurandhar, Ranveer Singh?Karl is a New Zealand–based YouTuber who is married to an Indian woman. He was blacklisted from entering India in July 2021 after authorities found him in violation of visa regulations. The Ministry of Home Affairs stated that he had engaged in business-related activities while on a tourist visa. His wife, Manisha Malik, had moved to the Delhi High Court with a plea to review the government's decision against her husband.DhurandharSet in Karachi, Pakistan, the spy actioner revolves around an Indian agent who enters Lyari to infiltrate the local mafia. He joins Rehman Dakait's gang and begins taking them down one by one. The movie is inspired by true events and real-life characters.It also stars Akshaye Khanna, Sanjay Dutt, Arjun Rampal, R Madhavan and Sara Arjun in key roles. Dhurandhar 2 is currently in the pipeline. It is slated to hit the screens on March 19.
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