A video is claiming that the DVD of a recently released Hindi film is pirated. stalwart Being sold openly in Pakistan for just Rs 16, it has gone viral on social media, raising fresh concerns about film piracy and cross-border spread of illegal copies.
Shocking! It is being claimed in the viral video that Dhurandhar DVD is being sold in Pakistan for just Rs 16.
The clip, widely shared online, shows a street vendor allegedly showing off stacks of DVDs containing the film. In the video, the seller can be heard saying that the disc is “available for Rs 16”, drawing a sharp reaction from the audience. This footage has since sparked debate among film trade observers and audiences over the scale and pace of pirated versions following theatrical release.
The video quickly gained popularity across all platforms, with many users expressing surprise at how cheaply the film was being sold.
stalwartStarring Ranveer Singh and directed by Aditya Dhar, it is currently trending at No. 1 on Netflix in multiple regions including India, Pakistan, Bahrain, Oman and UAE. The film also performed strongly in territories where it did not receive theatrical clearance, ranking number 7 in Saudi Arabia and number 3 in Kuwait, while viewing data for Qatar is not available. Its OTT performance is in contrast to earlier theatrical challenges, as the film was banned in all six GCC countries due to concerns over its geopolitical themes. The film, centered on an undercover RAW agent, reportedly faced objections due to its portrayal of Pakistan, leading to it being refused certification for cinema release in the region.
