Actor Danish Pandor, who plays Uzair Baloch stalwarthas addressed the conversation around the depiction of violence. Pandor emphasized the subjectivity of violence on screen in a recent interview. He pointed out that its interpretation often depends on the perspective of the viewer rather than an absolute standard. He also shared personal details about working with Ranveer Singh and the rest of the cast during the production.

in an interview with Bollywood Hungama“Violence is never an option,” Pandor said. According to us, what we are thinking is violence, but according to them it is not violence (In our view, what we consider violence may not be violence from their perspective.”

Pandor elaborated that the perception of violent actions depends on whether a person is evaluating it from the outside or experiencing it as a character. He said, “The way you judge things, he judges things in his own way.The way you judge things, they judge things their own way.) So it’s very subjective.”

The actor also recalled his first conversation with Ranveer Singh during the narration session of the film. He said, “That was the first time I met all the actors. I was sitting and suddenly Ranveer Bhai hugged me from behind (For the first time I met all the actors during the narration. I was sitting and suddenly Ranveer hugged me from behind) and said, ‘Danish, we will kill him.’

He continued to highlight Ranveer’s approach with the cast. “AGiving full importance to the meaning of your so much love (And he gives you so much importance and inspiration), his energy is so infectious, so alive as a person. He values ​​everyone, makes everyone feel so important about him, And that’s a very good thing (And that’s a very good thing).”

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