Arif Aajakia Backs Dhurandhar, Says Film Reflects Reality He Witnessed Growing Up In Lyari

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Pakistani journalist Arif Aajakia has publicly backed the film Dhurandhar, saying the scenes depicted in the movie closely match what he personally witnessed while growing up in Lyari, Karachi. Aajakia stated that the film's portrayal of violence, criminal networks, and ground realities resonated with his own experiences from the area.

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His remarks have sparked discussion on social media, with supporters arguing that the movie highlights often-overlooked realities, while critics continue to debate its depiction of events. The comments have added fresh attention to the film and its portrayal of life in one of Pakistan's most talked-about urban neighborhoods, reigniting conversations about crime, politics, and society in Lyari.

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