Dhurandhar: RGV - Aditya Dhar Social Media Chat On Ranveer Singh Film Is A Must Read

Dhurandhar director Aditya Dhar reacted to filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma's tweet with a touching tribute. He recalled his initial days in Mumbai, when he had just a suitcase and a dream of working with RGV. Dhar said it was Varma's films that inspired him to write and direct. Dhurandhar Director Recalls Coming To Mumbai With 'One Suitcase'Reacting to RGV's review, he wrote, "If this tweet were a film, I would have gone to watch it first day first show, stood in the last row, and come out changed."Aditya added, "I came to Mumbai years ago carrying one suitcase, one dream, and an unreasonable belief that I would one day work under Ram Gopal Varma. That never happened. But somewhere along the way, without knowing it, I worked inside your cinema. Your

films didn’t teach me how to make movies — they taught me how to think dangerously. To have you say that Dhurandhar is a quantum leap feels surreal, emotional, and honestly a little unfair… because now whatever I do next has to live up to this tweet."Aditya Dhar Praises RGVPraising the director, he further penned, "You were one of my favourite directors who made Indian cinema feel fearless, impolite, and alive. If Dhurandhar has even a fraction of that DNA, it’s because your films whispered (sometimes screamed) in my head while I was writing and directing it. If I’ve assumed the audience is intelligent, it’s because you taught an entire generation that cinema should never apologise for its ambition. Thank you for this generosity, this madness, and this validation. The fan in me is overwhelmed. The filmmaker in me feels challenged. And the boy who came to Mumbai to work under RGV… finally feels seen."

ALSO READ: Dhurandhar Is Quantum Leap In Indian Cinema: Ram Gopal Varma Reviews Aditya Dhar-Ranveer Singh FilmIn his review, RGV called Dhurandhar "a quantum leap in Indian cinema" and said that it has single-handedly changed the future of Hindi and South films.