Pakistan Buzz Around ‘Dhurandhar’ Grows as ‘Mera Lyari’ Claims to Present ‘Real Story’

New Delhi: The success wave of filmmaker Aditya Dhar’s action-packed Dhurandhar series shows no signs of slowing down, even as a new project titled Mera Lyari has triggered fresh conversations across borders.

The first installment of the Dhurandhar franchise, which hit theatres in early December last year, turned out to be a massive commercial triumph. Audiences responded enthusiastically, propelling the film into the league of top earners within a short span of its release. Its gripping narrative and high-octane action sequences played a major role in its widespread popularity.

Building on that momentum, the sequel, Dhurandhar: The Revenge, arrived in cinemas on March 19 and further amplified the franchise’s success. The film quickly raced past major box office milestones, emerging as one of the fastest entries into the coveted ₹100 crore club this year.

Meanwhile, a separate film titled Mera Lyari has come into the spotlight, with its makers claiming that it presents a more “realistic” perspective on themes similar to those explored in Dhurandhar. The announcement has sparked curiosity as well as debate among viewers, particularly regarding its narrative stance.

While details about Mera Lyari remain limited, the project has already begun attracting attention due to its positioning alongside the highly successful Dhurandhar series. Industry observers believe the buzz surrounding both films could intensify discussions in the coming weeks.

As audiences await further updates, one thing remains clear—the Dhurandhar franchise has firmly established itself as a major force at the box office, with its growing influence now extending beyond cinema into wider cultural conversations.