When asked whether he felt he had missed out on being part of the film, Ravi Kishan said he had no regrets and believes the right roles come at the right time. He added that if he had been cast in Dhurandhar, he would have happily taken on any role, although he particularly liked Ranveer Singh's character Hazma

Actor and politician Ravi Kishan has come out strongly in support of Aditya Dhar’s blockbuster Dhurandhar: The Revenge, dismissing claims by some critics that the film is propaganda. The actor said such labels are unfair and urged audiences to support the film, which he believes has given a major boost to the film industry.

The action drama, starring Ranveer Singh in the lead, recently crossed the Rs 1,000 crore mark at the box office on its third Sunday. While the film continues to perform strongly in theatres, a section of viewers has described it as propaganda. Reacting to the criticism, Ravi Kishan said the trend of labelling films in this way is unfortunate.

“Calling it a propaganda film is very wrong! Actors from the South supported it openly, everyone should do that. A new trend has started of calling films propaganda – ek naya kabootar pakad liye hain log!” he told Hindustan Times.

The actor also drew a comparison between the Dhurandhar franchise and the iconic 1975 film Sholay, saying that films often take inspiration from real-life events and present them in a cinematic manner.