Ranveer Singh’s film ‘Dhurandhar’ is doing well at the box office. Discussions about anti-Pakistani film have reached Pakistan. In such a situation, while ‘Dhurandhar’ is being appreciated all over the world, Pakistanis are calling this film a net propaganda film. Meanwhile, Pakistan has announced the film to prove wrong the portrayal of Pakistan’s Lyari in ‘Dhurandhar’.

Sindh government of Pakistan has announced a film named ‘Meri Lyari’. Two posters of this film have also been revealed. Announced on December 13, the culture of Lyari will be shown in this film so that the alleged portrayal of Lyari in ‘Dhurandhar’ can be proved wrong. However, netizens are making fun of the decision to make a film in response to ‘Dhurandhar’.

Sindh Information Minister announced the film
According to the report of Mid Day, Sindh Information Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon has shared the poster of the film ‘Meri Layari’ on X. Along with this, he wrote in the caption – ‘Indian film ‘Dhurandhar’ is another example of negative promotion of the Indian film industry by targeting Pakistan, especially Lyari. Lyari is not a country of violence. This is a country of culture, peace, talent and strength. Mera Lyari will be released next month, which will show the true face of Lyari: peace, prosperity and pride. My love.’

‘Making a film will not erase Lyari’s decades-old history’
Netizens are reacting fiercely to the announcement of ‘Meri Lyari’ against ‘Dhurandhar’. One person commented – It is strange that Pakistan calls every uncomfortable mirror as propaganda. If the bigoted film hurts you, it’s probably because it shows the truths they want to suppress. Making a counter film will not erase the decades-old history of Lyari, which has been synonymous with gangs, weapons and terrorist activities. This story has not been written by Bollywood, but by the Pakistani government itself.

One user sarcastically wrote – ‘Liyari is peace, prosperity and pride???? So Rehman Dacoit, Arshad Pappu, Uzair Baloch, Dadal, Baba Ladla, all of them lived in Gulshan-e-Iqbal? Another person wrote- ‘No one will go to see.’