Parents' Guide to Dhurandhar

Parents need to know that Dhurandhar is a Hindi-language action thriller starring Ranveer Singh as an Indian spy who travels across the border to Pakistan to gather intelligence on terrorism. Expect extreme, graphic violence throughout, including elaborate torture sequences with people dragged on roads, sealed in heat containers, thrown from heights, hung upside down, and bound with metal wires. Graphic deaths include a throat being sliced, a head bashed repeatedly with metal, and fingers broken. Severe beatings are depicted with bloody injuries. Terror attacks feature plane hijackings and suicide bombings. Weapons including guns, rifles, grenades, and knives are used to injure and kill, with explosions and excessive gunfire throughout. Reckless driving leads to severe car accidents. Characters smoke cigarettes and cigars, drink alcohol, and brief pot use is shown. Strong language includes "f--k," "a--hole," "bastard," and "damn," plus milder insults like "idiot" and "shut up." The film glorifies extreme violence as patriotic duty, with Singh's Hamza Ali Mazari employing brutal methods presented as heroic. Female characters appear only as romantic interests or mothers with no agency. The film is in Hindi with English subtitles.

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