'Dhurandhar' song makes dhoom in Pak: Video shows two women grooving to 'Shararat', internet says 'they will give Nishan e Pakistan to Aditya Dhar'

Ranveer Singh-starrer 'Dhurandhar' has sparked huge buzz not only in India but also in Pakistan. Aditya Dhar's high-octane spy thriller has not only become the most pirated film in Pakistan despite ban but people of the country are also grooving to its music tracks in weddings and parties. A video has now gone viral which shows two Pakistani women dancing on the song Shararat from the film Dhurandhar. Dressed in colourful traditional outfits, the two women can be seen grooving to the song at a wedding celebration in Pakistan as huge guests enjoy the performance. Despite being banned in Pakistan and major Gulf countries, Ranveer Singh Dhurandhar is unstoppable and saw over 2 million illegal downloads in Pakistan in just 12 days. TV actor Krystle D'Souza featured with content creator Ayesha Khan in the song 'Shararat' from Dhurandhar which has become a hit ever since the movie has hit the theatres.

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Dance on Shararat song at Pakistani wedding goes viral

A video, shared by a X user, shows two women dancing on the song Shararat at a Pakistani wedding is gaining traction online. The two women wearing beautiful traditional lehengas and overflowing with happiness performed synchronized movements, the video shows. The comment section in the post turned into a mix of different opinions where a lot of people were saying the same thing: that “They cannot live without Bollywood.”




"Their mindset is keep criticising the movie while dance on their popular songs at functions. Have they run out of their own songs to dance on? Hypocrisy much?," a social media user wrote. "Pakistan literally crossed 1.8 million pirated downloads of Dhurandhar. Ban nahi hota toh Dhurandhar would have easily crossed 1800 crores by now," another one quipped. "Pakistanis are loving Dhurandhar like anything. Maybe they will give Nishan e Pakistan to Aditya Dhar, said another.

"And yet, some people were labeling this film as propaganda," another user commented as many people crticised the movie after the release. "Great to see paki trannies dancing to the Indian beats," another X user wrote in the comment section. "They don’t have anything original to dance to, what a sad country," another user said taking a swipe at Pakistan.

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Bilawal Bhutto's grand entry on 'FA9LA' track

In December, a video went viral which shows Pakistan's former foreign minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari received a grand welcome with Dhurandhar's viral track 'FA9LA'. The clip shows Bilawal Bhutto being welcomed on stage as the famous 'FA9LA' plays in the background. The song in the movie features film's most talked-about characters, Rehman Dakait -- an infamous don – played by Akshaye Khanna. Dhurandhar saw massive popularity in Pakistan despite the country and the six Gulf nations banning it, citing 'anti-Pakistan narrative'.

The ban on Dhurandhar by Pakistan and some Gulf nations has not affected its run at the box office. The popularity has grown so much so that the Indian espionage thriller, which deals with the 1999 Kandahar hijacking, the Mumbai 26/11 attacks and also the Lyari gang wars, has gone on to become the most pirated movie in Pakistan, beating Rajinikanth's 2.0 and Shah Rukh Khan's Raees.

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Meanwhile, in India, 'Dhurandhar' has been on a record breaking spree every since the film released in theatres on December 5. Now it has completed a month in cinemas and has continued to overpower movies. The Ranveer Singh, Akshaye Khanna, Sanjay Dutt, Arjun Rampal, R Madhavan starrer directed by Aditya Dhar, created further history on its fifth weekend by collecting around Rs 33.25 crore as a total of fifth Friday, Saturday, Sunday. The total collection of 'Dhurandhar' now stands at Rs 772.87 crore, according to Sacnilk.