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Still from Dhurandhar movie showing a burning street scene Walked into  Dhurandhar  expecting Bollywood masala, walked out seeing Pakistan's real underbelly—gangs, politicians, and agencies tangled worse than the film's plot. First show buzz had me second-guessing the "propaganda" screams flooding timelines, because Lyari's chaos, Rehman Dakait fiefdoms, and ISI crime webs aren't scripted fantasy—they're Pakistan's buried headlines we've all skimmed. Labelling it mere hype? That's the real lazy take, ignoring ground reality. Why Calling It ‘Propaganda’ Is Lazy Social media's full of " Dhurandhar = propaganda" screams from liberals and Pakistani accounts, but they skip facts. Watch this real Lyari documentary playlist, Pakistan buries: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9383B0B7583A5C66&si=2SveMYknbk2aSQzu . Gangs running fiefdoms, extortion, terror ties—the film mirrors that chaos exactly. Slapping "propaganda...

  India's most haunted spots—from Rajasthan's cursed ruins to Meerut's GP block—hold  real ghost legends that chill. Here's the top 5. 1.  The Indian ghost town of Bhangarh, Rajasthan Located in the Alwar district of Rajasthan, the ancient town of Bhangarh stands as one of India’s most haunted places. The eerie ruins of its fort, shrouded in mystery and silence, have given rise to tales that continue to intrigue visitors and locals alike. Two major stories attempt to explain its tragic fate.   Legend 1: A Place Lost in the Shade A ccording to the first, a king named Madho Singh built the Bhangarh Fort after seeking permission from an ascetic, Bala Nath, who lived nearby. The saint agreed, but on one strict condition: the fort’s shadow must never fall upon his dwelling. For some years, all went well. But one of Madho Singh’s ambitious successors decided to expand the fort vertically, unknowingly allowing its shadow to stretch over Bala Nath’s home. Once that happened,...