Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma makes remarks related to his recent post about his project “Dhurandhar,” addressing concerns about how audiences engage with characters. In coverage by NDTV, Varma says the film does not treat its hero “as a walking poster,” implying a more character-focused approach rather than one centered only on visual presentation.
NDTV also reports that Varma argues “Dhurandhar” helps viewers connect with characters, rather than simply remembering their looks or mannerisms. The discussion is framed around the possibility that the post is a response or “jibe” at what Varma calls “toxic,” though the reporting centers on his statements rather than presenting additional verified claims about other specific films or individuals.
Overall, the outlets agree on what Varma says about “Dhurandhar”: he positions it as narrative-driven and relationship-focused with characters, and he contrasts this with a promotional or image-heavy approach. Both items highlight the same core message from his post.
