Dhurandhar Exposes Pakistan & Left-Liberal Double Standards

• "Dhurandhar" is an action film depicting India's security establishment seeking revenge against Pakistan after the Kandhar hijack and 2001 Parliament attack.
• The movie features an Indian intelligence agent, inspired by Ajit Doval, empowered by a new government to dismantle terror operations in Pakistan.
• The film is described as a "turbo-charged flex of hyper-nationalism" that portrays Pakistan as waging jihad against India.
• Critics, film stars, and activists have pilloried "Dhurandhar" for promoting a "bigoted vision," similar to "The Kashmir Files" and "Kerala Story."
• The author argues this criticism highlights "left-lib double standards" and "faux political correctness" that ignores facts about Hindu victims and Islamist extremism.

Why It Matters: Exposes hypocrisy in criticism of films challenging political narratives & PC.