Offbeat News : While Aditya Dhar’s film Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge is breaking box office records, a touching real-life story related to the film has gone viral on social media.
A Small Role, A Big Story
Badrul Islam, who appeared briefly as an auto-rickshaw driver in the film’s final scene, has won hearts with his simple and honest story. Despite being part of the film, he has not yet been able to watch it in a theatre.
Poverty Holds Him Back
In a viral video, when asked if he had watched the movie, he said:
“I haven’t seen it yet. The ticket costs around ₹500, so I couldn’t afford it. I’ll watch it later.”
When asked about his children, he shared:
“We are five people, so it would cost ₹2,500. That’s what we manage to save in a month, so I couldn’t take them. I told them we’ll wait and watch later.”
His humble response, without any complaint, has deeply moved people online, with many calling it a reflection of everyday struggles.
Social Media Appeal
Users are now urging Aditya Dhar to arrange a free screening of the film for the auto driver.
Blockbuster Success Continues
Released on March 19, the film stars Ranveer Singh along with Arjun Rampal, Sanjay Dutt, and R. Madhavan in key roles.
The film is performing exceptionally well at the box office:
- Over ₹500 crore collection in India
- Around ₹830 crore worldwide
Conclusion:
While the film continues to achieve massive commercial success, this story highlights the stark reality of life—where even being part of a blockbuster doesn’t always mean being able to afford to watch it.
