
Aditya Dhar Dodges Dhurandhar Talk At National Film Awards For Article 370
The filmmaker steered every question about his upcoming film back to the night's real business, as Article 370 swept Best Feature Film, Best Actress and Best Music Direction.

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Aditya Dhar (born 12 March 1983) is an Indian director, screenwriter, producer and lyricist who works in Hindi cinema. He made his directorial debut with the 2019 war film Uri: The Surgical Strike, which was a critical and commercial success, becoming the 4th highest-grossing Indian film of the year and earning Dhar…
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The filmmaker steered every question about his upcoming film back to the night's real business, as Article 370 swept Best Feature Film, Best Actress and Best Music Direction.

At the 72nd National Film Awards, Aditya Dhar and Yami Gautam basked in Article 370’s triumph, but Dhar slipped a promise that Dhurandhar might be back on the ceremony’s agenda in 2027.

Koimoi's proprietary director ranking system says Siddharth Anand needs Shah Rukh Khan's King to cross Rs 300 crore at the Indian box office to leapfrog Rohit Shetty into second place, behind Aditya Dhar.

Shah Rukh Khan called Dhurandhar and its sequel 'fantastic' during a fan Q&A. Sources tell Bollywood Hungama he actually watched Dhurandhar The Revenge a day early, at Salman Khan's private screening room, with Karan Johar in tow.

Shah Rukh Khan finally reacted to Dhurandhar and its sequel during an AskSRK session on X, calling both films fantastic after months of fans questioning his silence on Ranveer Singh's blockbuster run.

Hanuman Ansh added Rs 10 crore net on its 32nd day, pushing its domestic total past Rs 132 crore. The film opens overseas on September 11, and a sequel is already confirmed.

Hanuman Ansh reportedly sold 5.14 lakh tickets on its fifth Saturday, a first for any release, while filmmaker Aditya Dhar publicly backed director Vishal Chaturvedi on Instagram as the film's extended run continues to draw crowds.

Hanuman Ansh opened to just Rs 10 lakh on August 7 but has clawed its way to Rs 125.69 crore in 30 days, becoming 2026's sixth film to cross the Rs 100 crore mark, its slowest yet.