Saumya Tandon defends Dhurandhar: 'Women treated with dignity' despite male world

• Saumya Tandon responded to claims of misogyny in her film 'Dhurandhar'.
• An X user criticized the film and male actors for promoting negative stereotypes and harmful behavior towards women.
• Tandon defended the film, stating that despite its male-dominated setting, female characters are treated with dignity and not objectified.
• She clarified that the film's stylistic and narrative choices influenced its tone and expressed hope for future women-centric roles.
• 'Dhurandhar' is a commercially successful spy thriller set in Pakistan, starring Akshaye Khanna, Ranveer Singh, and others.

Why It Matters: It sparks discussion on how films portray women and masculinity.