- guy’s family asked for 25 lakhs dowry
- guy’s mother doesn’t allow her daughter in law to do a job
- mumma’s boy fails to take her side
- girl runs away from marriage because she has no other choice
How is she the villain?
Agreed.
In the universe Dhurandhar is set in, with the societal norms the director chose to depict, it is a male-dominated world , yet the women are treated with dignity. They aren’t beaten, objectified, or shown as one of many wives, even though that society could have allowed it. It’s important to remember we’re dealing with a very different world.
Sorry that the grain of this story doesn’t allow for glamorous heroines singing songs on exotic beaches, that may work for other scripts, but not in this one.
That said, as an actor, I do hope I also get opportunities to be part of women-centric narratives.
Both the female leads legit slap men and they don't even react. This woman wouldn't have even watched Dhurandhar but as usual making lame points to play woman card which has no relation with the movie