Dhurandhar 2 is an ‘asteroid strike’, says Ram Gopal Varma: ‘It has high chances of permanently obliterating the pan-India South films movement’

Ram Gopal Varma claimed that everything in the existing “masala” genre would become “endangered” as soon as the audience tastes the blood that comes with the novelty of Dhurandhar 2. “Producers who bet entire empires on the same previous formulaic making might face empty theatres and career ending losses because of the high costs involved and the audience taste converting to the international standards,” argued RGV.

He claimed that those filmmakers who follow the formula of blindly blending mass moments and scale with VFX and gravity-defying action sequences may soon be forced to reinvent themselves, thanks to Dhurandhar 2. “Superstars who were depending upon their god like statuses resting solely on mindless hero worship will stand exposed in front of highly effective characters who grow to be heroes in the context of the story rather than already being hailed as heroes from frame one,” added Varma.

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Reiterating his argument, Ram Gopal Varma concluded the post by writing, “The goal post has been changed and so if the direction of the kick does not change, it might not only break the leg , but it might lose the limb.”

Earlier, Varma made his loyalties towards Dhurandhar 2 known by listing down 10 points why it’d have a major edge over Geethu Mohandas’ Kannada action thriller Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups, which is also releasing in cinemas on the same date as Dhurandhar 2 on March 19, a phenomenon that RGV has termed “Dhuroxic“.