宅男

Shraddha Kapoor Praises Dhurandhar and Urges Makers to Release Part 2 Soon_我的网站

一 |     Actress Shraddha Kapoor has added her voice to the growing praise for the spy action thriller Dhurandhar. Taking to Instagram on Monday, the actor shared a detailed and emotional review of the film, applauding director Aditya Dhar and the entire team. Shraddha Kapoor shared her review of Dhurandhar through a series of Instagram Stories, beginning with a dramatic opening line that immediately caught attention. On the first slide, she wrote, “Truly terrible of Aditya Dhar to make a film like Dhurandhar,” before clarifying her thoughts on the next slide.          She continued, “and then make us wait three months for Part 2. Don’t play with our emotions, prepone the release please. What a phenomenal experience. Subah shoot nahi hoti toh kasam se abhi hi dobara dekhne jaati (had I not had a shoot in the morning, I would have gone again to watch the film). Chhaava, Saiyaara, Dhurandhar, all in 2025 Hindi cinema.”          Shraddha also addressed the challenges the film faced before and after its release, including online negativity and manufactured controversies. She wrote, “From Yami Gautam having to call out the rampant negative PR machinery to manufactured controversies, Dhurandhar endured it all and came out shining. No bad force can pull a good film down. In audiences, we trust.”     Director Aditya Dhar responded warmly to Shraddha’s post, sending her lots of love and appreciation for the strong support and kind words. Dhurandhar is a spy action thriller inspired by real-life events. The story follows an undercover Indian spy who infiltrates the gang of Rehman Dakait in Lyari, Pakistan. His mission is not only to break the criminal network from within but also to provide Indian intelligence agency RAW with crucial information about the gang’s links with the ISI, aiming to curb terrorist activities.      ALso Read: Shraddha Kapoor relishes street food with boyfriend Rahul Mody。    Colombo, Oct 11 (UNI) The Sri Lankan cabinet has given the nod to demote the island nation to a lower income status with a view to have more access to financial assistance, loans and concessions.
The proposal was made so that the crisis-stricken country can gain concessionary funding from the International Development Association (IDA), the Daily Mirror reported on Tuesday.
Sri Lanka is currently categorised as a Developing/Emerging lower-middle income economy. In 2020 the island nation was downgraded to its current status just a year after it was elevated to the upper middle-income category.
UNI MR。

Current article:http://www.minshixuanhabing.bond/list_6o7oly/suldw.docx

Published on:17:42:34