Why Did Telugu Screenwriter BVS Ravi Call Dhurandhar 'Beginning Of End Regular Producers' In South?

The North vs South debate may be never-ending, but both industries have come together to praise Ranveer Singh and Aditya Dhar’s Dhurandhar 2, officially titledDhurandhar: The Revenge. Not just Bollywood actors like Karan Johar, Vicky Kaushal, Alia Bhatt, and Anushka Sharma, but South stars like Ram Charan and Rajinikanth have also lauded the spy actioner. Popular filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma even called it a new benchmark in filmmaking. Now, filmmaker and writer BVS Ravi has said that it marks the beginning of the end for regular producers. According to him, if Dhar could make two four-hour-long films on a budget of Rs 260 crore, others should take cues.BVS Ravi Lauds Aditya Dhar's DhurandharThe popular Telugu screenwriter, known for Rana Naidu,

Jawaan, Wanted and more, said that everyone should take notes from Dhurandhar. Talking about Dhar making an eight-hour film, he wondered how hard Dhar must have worked and how much research he must have done while trying to keep it logical. He also questioned what theme Dhar had built, how many people had trusted and believed in his vision, and how he had convinced the producer to invest such a huge amount of money.He further told Gulte, "If you put it aside creatively, I think Dhurandhar is the beginning of the end of regular producers. It is known that the film was made on a budget of Rs 260 crore for both parts. With Ranveer Singh, Arjun Rampal, Sanjay Dutt, Akshaye Khanna and other people. Out of the world fights, look at the locations. They put up a set in Bangkok, but it still cost them that. We begin our films at the cost of Rs500 crore."Dhurandhar 2 Basking In GloryDhurandhar released in theatres on December 5 and set the box office ablaze. Despite its long runtime, the Ranveer Singh starrer managed to pull crowds to theatres. Helmed by Dhar, it followed a secret Indian spy who travels to Pakistan’s Karachi to infiltrate local gangs and gather intelligence on terror attacks. The film also stars Saraa Arjun, Rakesh Bedi, Danish Pandor, and others.Even before the success of Part 1, the makers had already confirmed the sequel. And after a wait of three months, fans once again flocked to theatres to watch Hamza Ali Mazari and Jaskirat Singh Rangi wreak havoc in Lyari. As expected, the sequel outperformed its original at the box office and left the industry surprised.It recently crossed the Rs 1,000 crore mark, becoming the first Hindi film to do so at the domestic box office. Globally, collections have reportedly reached Rs 1,622 crore. Even in its fourth week, the film refuses to slow down. Positive reviews continue to pour in, along with strong numbers. All eyes are now on its box office performance, and it will be interesting to see which record it breaks next.