The newly released film 'Dhurandhar 2', which has already grossed over 400 crores in just three days, is characterized by an abundance of violent scenes, reflecting the typical action-packed nature of the franchise. Fans of the original 'Dhurandhar' series are well aware that the films are known for their high-octane action and dramatic violence. However, the level of brutality showcased in the film has drawn criticism from some viewers, raising concerns about the portrayal of violence in cinema.

Ajaz Gulab, the action director of 'Dhurandhar 2', revealed that even more extreme and violent scenes were shot during production. He mentioned that director Aditya Dhar allowed him significant creative freedom to explore violence in the film. However, for the final cut, only about 60% of the violent scenes filmed were included in the movie. This decision was influenced by the rise of OTT platforms and the need to make the content suitable for younger audiences watching on these platforms, leading to a reduction in graphic violence.

In discussing the creative process behind 'Dhurandhar 2', Ajaz emphasized the need to balance artistic expression and audience reception, especially considering the potential impact of violent imagery on younger viewers. As action films often attract large audiences, the conversation around what is shown on screen and its implications for viewers, especially children, is becoming increasingly relevant in the film industry.