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Indian Action Cinema Was Insulting Us — Then Dhurandhar Happened

This video is not a review. It’s an argument. For years, Indian action cinema has relied on wire-work, gravity-defying stunts, and invincible heroes — all in the name of “mass entertainment.” But Dhurandhar proved something crucial: 👉 Realism is not the enemy of box office success. 👉 Bad action filmmaking is. In this video essay, I break down: Why Indian action films often feel fake and weightless How wire-work destroyed emotional stakes What Dhurandhar did right with grounded combat, vulnerability, and consequences Why audiences responded to realism, not spectacle And what Bollywood must learn from films like John Wick, Casino Royale, and The Raid This is about craft over hero worship. About earned victory over flying kicks. About treating audiences like adults. If you care about cinema — not just openings — this one’s for you.