Bollywood actor Ranveer Singh’s film Dhurandhar 2 continues drawing large audiences in theatres. Meanwhile, viewers have shown strong interest in its storyline.
However, alongside popularity, the film has also triggered a political controversy. Additionally, discussions have intensified over characters shown in the movie.
Characters Reflect Real Figures
The film presents characters resembling mafia figure Atiq Ahmed and former DGP Prashant Kumar. Moreover, it connects Atiq Ahmed with a Pakistan link through its narrative.
Furthermore, the storyline links Pakistan’s Lyari underworld with Uttar Pradesh’s mafia networks. Therefore, the film attempts to connect multiple crime ecosystems.
Prashant Kumar Responds to Controversy
Former DGP Prashant Kumar shared his views regarding Dhurandhar 2. Moreover, he emphasised that action against mafia resulted from strong leadership.
He stated that CM Yogi Adityanath’s firm resolve and zero tolerance policy drove these efforts. Additionally, he credited officers and personnel who worked fearlessly on the ground.
He also said those officers were the real “Dhurandhar” during that period.
Crime and Politics Nexus Highlighted
The film highlights Atiq Ahmed’s rise and eventual downfall. Furthermore, it showcases deep links between crime and politics in the state.
Additionally, it includes the killing of Atiq Ahmed and his brother Ashraf. Therefore, the story presents a complete arc of crime networks.
Crackdown During Prashant Kumar’s Tenure
During Prashant Kumar’s tenure, authorities launched large-scale operations against mafia groups. Moreover, officials demolished illegal properties using bulldozer action.
Additionally, police invoked the Gangster Act against hundreds of criminals. Consequently, enforcement agencies strengthened their crackdown across the state.
Strategy That Broke Organised Crime
Police carried out encounters, arrests, and financial network disruption strategies. Furthermore, these measures weakened organised crime significantly.
Therefore, this period became known for strict action against criminal networks.
