Fact Check: Dhruvandar Movie and BJP Political Propaganda Analysis
Mixed Credibility
6 verified, 2 misleading, 1 false, 1 unverifiable out of 10 claims analyzed
This video presents a highly critical view of the film Dhruvandar (Dhurandhar 2) as a political propaganda piece promoting BJP and Narendra Modi with several misleading and false claims. While some statements about political context, demonetization statistics, and NGO funding are factually supported, many allegations rely on interpretation or lack verification. The film appears to use emotional priming and selective narrative to influence audience perceptions. Overall, the video's credibility is mixed due to a blend of verified facts, unverifiable statements, and partisan interpretations, warranting a moderate skepticism of its assertions.
Claims Analysis
Aditya Dhar is a BJP scoundrel and the director of Dhruvandar is promoting BJP propaganda through the film.
Aditya Dhar directed the movie Dhruvandar, which has been described as BJP propaganda. However, calling him a 'BJP scoundrel' is subjective and opinion-based rather than a factual claim. The film does include content favorable to BJP ideology and PM Modi.
Chief Minister of Assam, Hemanta Biswas Sharma, said that those who watch Dhruvandar will vote for BJP.
There are no credible public records or news reports validating that Assam's CM Hemanta Biswas Sharma made such a statement. The named individual may be fictional or incorrectly named.
The film Dhruvandar is the most expensive BJP election advertisement shown in theatres costing viewers Rs. 500.
The film is a commercial release with usual ticket prices; calling it an election advertisement is an interpretation, not a verified fact. No public record confirms it as the 'most expensive BJP advertisement.'
The film's disclaimer claiming the story is a fictional work inspired by real events is itself false because it uses real individuals and footage.
It is standard legal practice for films to use disclaimers to protect against legal claims. The use of real footage and real names (Narendra Modi, Dawood Ibrahim) contrasts with the disclaimer, creating a legal gray area acknowledged in film practices.
The movie portrays Muslims as barbaric and uses a scene with a Sikh man being burned alive in Pakistan to promote hatred and set a mood against Muslims.
The described scene is documented in the film and serves as a narrative device, which can be interpreted as communal stereotyping to some viewers as intended emotional priming.
Demonetization was done to counter fake Indian currency worth Rs. 60,000 crores allegedly sent by Pakistan, as falsely shown in the film.
RBI data shows demonetized currency worth Rs. 15.41 lakh crore was mostly returned, and fake currency detected was only Rs. 43 crore, far less than Rs. 60,000 crore cited in the film. The demonetization's rationale was multifaceted, not solely to counter fake currency.
US President Barack Obama called Narendra Modi on election results day in 2014 and invited him to the White House, indicating US support contrary to film claims.
Obama congratulated Modi on election victory and invited him to the White House shortly after election results in 2014, showing US government's recognition and support early on.
The film portrays opposition forces and civil society NGOs as funded by ISI or foreign powers, implying they are anti-national, while in reality, some right-wing groups receive foreign funding.
Reports show some US-based charities funded RSS-affiliated groups, and BJP government has taken restrictive actions against various NGOs citing foreign funding rules. The claim that NGOs critical of BJP face funding cuts is documented.
The killing of Atiq Ahmed on live TV was a custodial killing and failure of law and order by UP government, not an intelligence operation as portrayed in the movie.
Atiq Ahmed's shooting in police custody was widely reported as custodial killing exposing law and order failure. The film repurposes this as a clean intelligence operation which contradicts established facts.
The film distorts events of Pulwama and Pathankot terror attacks, omitting intelligence failures and portraying BJP narratives selectively.
Public investigations and media reports document intelligence lapses preceding Pulwama and Pathankot attacks contradictory to film's one-sided triumphant portrayal. This selective distortion was noted by media analysts.
Hello! Last time, when I made a video on the movie Dhruvandar, I said that the director of this film, Aditya Dhar,
is a BJP scoundrel. Today, I would like to apologise for this. I don't think that he is a BJP scoundrel.
I think that he is a great scoundrel. He is such a scoundrel that North Korea's dictator Kim Jong Un will feel jealous of him.
He will think that he would have liked to have someone like Aditya Dhar. Dhruvandar 2 is not a film made for entertainment purposes. This is the most expensive election advertisement of the BJP.
That too with an interval. Normally, ads are skipped. But you can go to the theatre yourself for Rs. 500 for this ad.
And I'm not saying this. The Chief Minister of the BJP himself is saying this. Asam's CM Hemanta Biswas Sharma publicly said,
those who are going to watch Dhurandhar, will vote for the BJP. Those who are going to watch Dhurandhar,
will vote for the BJP. It's good for me. The official handle of the BJP,
using the songs of the film as a promotional material for Modi. It would have been fine if it had only been this far. But there are so many lies in this film.
So many lies that the history of the country is being tried to rewrite. On a large scale,
people are being brainwashed. And the amazing thing is that it is denying the events that people have lived.
This is not just an insult to the country, but it is an insult to all the people of the country. And the sole purpose behind all this is
Narendra Modi's advertisement. Every good advertisement has a disclaimer. The small letters that flash under the screen.
That no one reads. Or the fast-paced lines. Investments are subject to market risk.
Dhurandhar's disclaimer is something like this. The film says that it is a fictional work inspired by real events. And it is said that any resemblance to actual persons is purely coincidental.
This is a lie in itself. Meaning, if you use the real face and footage of Narendra Modi, and the real names of Dawood Ibrahim and the other gangsters,
then you'll say that it's all a coincidence. I can also say that these cartoons are fictional works inspired by real-life events, and if you feel like you're seeing someone's face,
it's just a coincidence. Purely coincidental. In reality, this disclaimer is a legal cheat code.
And the audience is manipulated in this way So that you don get to know where the truth ends and where the imaginary story begins It says here fresh tomato ketchup So it might seem like fresh tomato ketchup. But if you turn the package around,
it's just the brand name and does not represent its true nature. This is the most powerful tool of any ad. A lie hidden in fine print.
Aditya Dhar has developed so much expertise in whitewashing inspired by real events, that if Osama Bin Laden was alive, and he wanted to improve his public image,
Aditya Dhar would make a film for him. Osama, the Misunderstood Philanthropist. Directed by Aditya Dhar.
Inspired by real events. But any resemblance is purely coincidental. Every smart ad sets the mood of the audience before selling their product.
Romantic music plays in perfume ads. Car ads show open roads. And in this BJP ad,
Muslims are seen as barbaric. In the beginning of the film, a Sikh man in Pakistan is burned alive for fake blasphemy charges.
The mob there is making slogans about the separation of head and body. The point is not whether such incidents actually happen in Pakistan. The point is that if BJP is to be advertised,
the mood set between Hindus and Muslims will be spread. Because even if this scene was removed from the film, it wouldn't affect the storyline.
It wouldn't affect the character development. This scene is as unimportant as the Domino's Pizza scene in the film. It was only added to promote the Pizza brand.
And here, it was only to promote hatred. In psychology, it is called emotional priming. First, generate emotion.
Then create a narrative based on that emotion. This technique is similar to the one where a confectioner gives you a spicy chilli. So spicy that your tongue burns.
Then you have to buy sweets. Because your mouth would be burning. Aditya Dhar burnt the audience's tongue in this manner,
so that the propaganda that was being spread later, could be directly digested. Now, watch the most interesting propaganda trick of the film.
The responsibility of the villains of Durandah 2, is not just to become a villain. These people have to praise Modi in every scene.
Dawood Ibrahim's character says, since the tea vendor has come, our people have become scared.
Think about it, India's most wanted gangster is giving reviews of the Prime Minister's effectiveness. Like a Swiggy delivery driver.
5 stars. Very effective. Highly recommended Wow Mr Modi But seriously it important to understand how clever this propaganda technique is If the hero of the film praised Modi it wouldn have had much of an impact But if the biggest villain of the film is praising Modi
the audience would be convinced at a different level. Imagine if Thanos said in Avengers, Ever since I saw Spider-Man,
my hands have been shaking. Your mind would automatically think that Spider-Man is the most powerful hero of Avengers.
Although, calling the villains in such a way is a very stupid thing. It seems strange and poor. But at the end of the day, remember that the purpose of this film
is not to sell Hamza, but to sell Modi. Did you notice one thing?
Whatever I have told you in this video, from the opening hook to the evidence, all in a single storyline.
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In the world of advertisement, every ad agency is given a brief by the client. Good agencies execute the brief in a subtle manner,
so that the audience doesn't know what they are being sold. But the Aditya Dhar's agency showed this in a straightforward manner. In the film, in 2014,
Narendra Modi's oath ceremony is shown. That too, with real footage. At the same time, Major Iqbal, who was associated with an ISI,
comes to his house and his father says to him, that he had said that the people would win the election. He had given the American dollars to the NGOs,
to get the media universities socialists everyone But they still won Although the dialogue was said by an officer But if the same dialogue was said by a BJP spokesperson on a news channel you wouldn be able to tell the difference Because this film is literally calling out the talking points of Sambit Patra, from the mouth of ISI officers.
There are foreign powers that they are watching. Hello, have some biscuits. Aditya Dhar has given the cinematic universe of WhatsApp forwards.
If in the beginning of the film, instead of inspired by real events, and inspired by WhatsApp forwards,
it would have been more true. Match this with reality. The film says that America did not want Modi to become the Prime Minister.
But in 2014, the day the election results came, the same day, US President Barack Obama personally called Modi and congratulated him. He had invited him to the White House.
You might say that he might have turned back after winning the election. But look at this news. In February 2014, three months before the election results,
the US Ambassador was going to Gujarat to meet Modi. America was already preparing to work with Modi. Forget America, in 2018,
Pakistan's former ISI head, Lieutenant General Asad Durrani, said that ISI preferred Modi as the Prime Minister.
Look at the article. Modi's victory was a reaction to Pakistan's saying that it served India right.
Modi would destroy India's image and internal balance. In reality, the ISI chief said that he liked Modi. And what's shown in the film?
The opposite of this. Oh my God! He's opening a dhoti! But the biggest propaganda in this dialogue is that
ISI was funding India's NGOs, media, universities, and socialists. This is the exact narrative that the BJP government uses to suppress the voice of civil society.
On the basis of this WhatsApp narrative, BJP closed Amnesty International India in 2020. It got the news click journalists to raid their homes in 2023.
Since 2014, more than 20,000 NGOs have been cancelled their foreign funding licenses. Including Greenpeace India. They are the same NGOs that raise their voices for clean air,
for the Arawali Hills, for the Hasdev Jungle. But Aditya Dhar was such a man that
he defamed all these NGOs and universities while going against the country. Forget that, he called the word Socialist ISI-funded.
The word that is written in the Constitution of India. It is written in the preamble of the Indian Constitution. The
The The The
The film shows that those who oppose Modi are foreign funded. But the actual data tells the exact opposite of this. In 2002, a report called the Foreign Exchange of Hate was released.
It was shown that an American organisation called IDRF, was systematically sending money to RSS-affiliated organisations. In between 2001 and 2012,
5 US-based charities, gave more than $55 million to organizations associated with the association. And the most interesting thing,
according to Al Jazeera's report, during COVID-19, $833,000 from the US government's federal relief funds,
went to the right-wing groups. But this twist will never be in Aditya Dhar's film. Now, let's come to the biggest lie of the film.
A decision that the BJP's own supporters could not justify. Aditya Dhar converted it into a national security masterstroke. The film shows that Pakistan had sent India a fake currency worth 11,000 crores,
and was sending a fake currency worth 60,000 crores again, to fund the UP elections. Intelligence agencies briefed the Prime Minister about this,
the Prime Minister banned the country from using cash. "- Feeling proud of our unknown man. -"Of course, of course.
Now we know why there was a demonetisation. If you think about it logically, you'll find it to be a sense of the matter.
Does someone take such a big action for such a small thing? It's like burning your entire house to catch a mouse. The truth is that according to the RBI's 2017-18 annual report,
out of the 15.41 lakh crore rupees demonetised, 15.31 lakh crore rupees came back. That means 99.3% of the notes came back to the banking system within a year.
And look, the RBI said that that year, they only detected a fake currency worth 43 crore rupees. Only 43 crore rupees,
that is, the 60,000 crore rupees shown in the film, 11,000 crore rupees, are just the fictitious stories of Aditya Dhar.
According to the National Bureau of Economic Research, demonetisation reduced India's economic activity by at least 3% in November-December 2016. This had a very bad impact on India's GDP,
which was seen to have an impact for many years. Due to the ATM lines and the cash crisis, at least 80 people were killed.
Some died standing in line outside the banks, while others died from a heart attack near the ATM. Bank employees were killed overworked.
No one was able to get treatment in the hospital, because there was no cash They showed it to the doctors but none of war but no doctor checked the notes of 500 No one treated them Everyone saw this happening Even the BJP supporters couldn defend it And Aditya Dhar is telling this to his father.
The truth is that if Modi had stopped the notes because of this, he would have taken the credit first. Think about it.
The person who didn't stop the war, is taking the credit for stopping the war. The person who is asking for votes in the name of the martyrs of Pulwama,
that they don't take credit for this? Is that even possible? I want to tell my first time voters,
that your first vote in Pulgaon, the brave martyrs, in the name of those brave martyrs,
can your vote be dedicated? It is not written in Patanjali's Gulab Sharbat bottle, how much sugar it contains.
But it is written in their website, that it contains 99% sugar. The most powerful technique of any ad is not to show what is being shown,
but to show what is being hidden from you. So the thing to be noted here is that Aditya Dhar did not show you anything in this propaganda film.
On 25th December 2015, Prime Minister Modi visited Pakistan as a surprise. This was the 10th year of the visit of any Prime Minister of India.
Before this, only Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee went to Pakistan in 2004. Manmohan Singh never went to Pakistan during his 10 years of service. Both the leaders of Nawaz Sharif's house sat for 90 minutes,
and ate together. You are not shown in the film, because it goes against the narrative of the film.
The product that you are trying to sell, goes against that product. Eight days after this visit,
on 2nd January 2016, a terror attack took place at Pathankot Air Force Station. Terrorists from Pakistan,
wore Indian Army uniforms and attacked the base. Seven Indian security personnel were martyred. You won't find this story in the film.
Because it doesn't fit in the ad campaign. In the same way, in February 2019, the Pulwama attack,
more than 40 CRPF soldiers were martyred. NSA Ajit Dobaal, who was the main character of the film,
was the NSA in 2019. 11 intelligence inputs had arrived, that something was going to happen.
But no action was taken. You won't be shown all this, because you won't buy the product after watching the ad.
Think about it. If any filmmaker uses the same techniques, and use it against Narendra Modi.
Here is the real footage of Galwan. China killed 20 Indian soldiers in 2020 The former Army Chief book is used as a real court The Prime Minister instead of giving clear orders to the Army Chief said do whatever is appropriate The Prime Minister's all-party meeting statement was shown.
No one intervened. And then it was shown that the statement was removed from the official video. In the midst of all this,
let's talk about a lie. Tell us that China had a secret deal with the BJP. Tell them that they received foreign funding through electoral bonds
to go against the country. And later, put a disclaimer of Inspired by Real Events. I would like to ask the Election Commission and Supreme Court,
is it allowed to make films like this in the country, where a national political party is shown as anti-national? Is it allowed to make content where you lie to the truth,
to promote a political leader, and to defame someone else? If it is allowed, don't be surprised
and in the future, using these techniques, he would declare BJP a traitor on film or content on social media. Now, let's come to the most disturbing scene of this ad.
And it is genuinely disturbing, because it presents the real deaths of real people, as entertainment.
Based on Atik Ahmed in the film, Atif Ahmed's character comes out of jail. He is giving an interview to the media,
and he is shot. The character of the film Major Iqbal is seen in Pakistan on TV,
a clean intelligence operation. What happened in real life? On 15th April, 2023,
Atiq Ahmed and his brother Ashraf, were shot by 3 attackers, on live television,
in police custody. A few days ago, Atiq Ahmed filed a petition in the Supreme Court, that he would be killed in a fake encounter.
When this happened, it clearly showed the UP government's law and order failure. You won't believe it, that in the Lok Sabha,
Narendra Modi, Amit Shah and Om Birla gave him the Shraddhanjali. The decision of Atik Ahmed was made on 15th April 2023, 60 years ago in Prayagraj.
Now this assembly will remain silent in the presence of the deviant souls. If it was an intelligence operation, then why was the tribute given to the parliament?
This is where the peak detail of Aditya Dhar's peak detailing comes out. In the film, Major Iqbal is watching the murder of 2023 on TV. But the person Major Iqbal was based on in real life,
was killed in 2011. Why would he lie so directly? In reality this was a business requirement of Aditya Dhar It was important for Aditya Dhar to keep the villain alive so that he could fulfil the requirements of his client brief The product he was selling here could be used to create a good narrative
This is the reality of the film. This film is not only trying to rewrite the history of India, but it is also trying to rewrite your life.
When a film lies about 1947, it is difficult to verify it. Because you were not alive at that time.
But 2016, 2019, and 2023, all of this happened before your eyes. You saw the lines outside the ATM,
the truth of the Pulwama attack. And the film is telling you that what you saw was not true. In reality, the note-taking was a master plan.
In reality, the UP elections were a defeat to Pakistan. In reality, custodial killing was an intelligence operation. In psychology, it is called gaslighting.
When someone tries to convince you that your memory is wrong. What you saw with your own eyes was not true. And when this gaslighting is on a large scale,
on a large screen, with millions of people, it is not just a film.
It becomes a weapon. Aditya Dhar's ad budget can be unlimited. But the truth is free.
And the truth is more powerful. The next time someone tells you that Dhurandhar is a peak cinema, you just have to say,
no, this is not a peak cinema, this is a peak advertisement. An ad that you bought for Rs. 500,
directed by Aditya Dhar, and where a product is being sold, named Narendra Modi.
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वीडियो में दावा किया गया है कि Dhruvandar फिल्म बीजेपी और नरेंद्र मोदी के समर्थन में राजनीतिक प्रचार करती है, जिसमें भावनात्मक प्रभाव और चयनात्मक कहानी के जरिए दर्शकों का मन प्रभावित किया जाता है। हालांकि, पूरी कहानी सत्यापित नहीं है, और कई दावे व्याख्या पर आधारित हैं।
इस वीडियो में कुछ तथ्य जैसे राजनीतिक संदर्भ, नोटबंदी के आंकड़े और NGO फंडिंग के बारे में दावे सही पाए गए हैं। लेकिन कई आरोपों का प्रमाण नहीं मिल पाया या वे जांच योग्य नहीं हैं, इसलिए वीडियो की विश्वसनीयता मिश्रित है।
क्रेडिबिलिटी स्कोर 48 दर्शाता है कि वीडियो की जानकारी आंशिक रूप से विश्वसनीय है, लेकिन कई हिस्सों में संशय और सत्यापन की कमी है। इसका मतलब है कि उसके दावों पर पूरी तरह विश्वास करने से पहले सावधानी बरतनी चाहिए।
फैक्ट-चेकिंग में संदर्भ की पुष्टि, उपलब्ध आंकड़ों का विश्लेषण, तथ्यों और व्याख्याओं के बीच अंतर करना, और स्रोतों की विश्वसनीयता जांचना शामिल है। इससे वीडियो की सामग्री की सटीकता और पक्षपात का आकलन किया गया।
ऐसे वीडियो देखते समय हमेशा तथ्यों की स्वतंत्र पुष्टि करें, किन लोगों या संगठन का पक्ष लिया जा रहा है, और सामग्री में संभावित पूर्वाग्रहों को पहचानें। इसकी मदद से गलत सूचना की चपेट में आने से बचा जा सकता है।
वीडियो में कुछ तथ्य तो सही हैं, लेकिन बहुत से दावे व्याख्या और पक्षपात पर आधारित हैं, जो इसे पूरी तरह से निष्पक्ष नहीं बनाते। इसलिए उपभोक्ताओं को इसे एक संतुलित दृष्टिकोण से देखना चाहिए।
जानकारी की विश्वसनीयता जांचने के लिए प्रतिष्ठित स्रोतों का सहारा लें, तथ्य-तथ्यों की जांच करें, और विभिन्न दृष्टिकोणों को समझने का प्रयास करें। इतना करने से दोषपूर्ण या भ्रामक सामग्री का प्रभाव कम होता है।
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