Baloch representative SLAMS Dhurandhar for…: ‘We don’t..’

Baloch representative Mir Yar Baloch shared disappointment after seeing Ranveer Singh’s latest release, Dhurandhar. Mir Yar Baloch claimed that the ‘patriotic’ people of Balochistan were not represented in the movie accurately and criticized Dhurandhar and said that the movie portrayed relationships between India and Balochistan in a negative light and focused more on the “gangsters.” The representative claimed that it did not focus appropriately on the patriotic people of Balochistan and the cause they had.

What was Mir Yar’s tweet about?

Mir Yar Baloch shared a clip of the film where Arjun Rampal and Akshaye Khanna’s characters were shown to be celebrating after seeing the 26/11 attacks on the television. On Sunday, December 7. Mir Yar shared that the Baloch people never celebrated 26/11, as they are victims of Pakistan-sponsored terrorism as well. He also mentioned that Balochistan was never represented by gangsters, and people fighting for freedom never shared this sentiment.
The tweet said, “Baloch are not religiously motivated, and they never chant the Islamic slogan ‘Allah O Akbar’ and never ever collaborated with ISI to harm Indian interests. The movie also did not do justice to Balochistan freedom fighters by showing them as if they had sold their weapons to anti-India elements.”

‘Baloch Freedom fighters are always in shortage of…’

The post continued, talking about how the film portrayed Balochistan’s freedom fighters in the wrong light by making it seem like they sold weapons to anti-Indian elements. It said, “Baloch Freedom fighters are always in shortage of weapons otherwise they would have defeated the occupational forces of Pakistan long ago. If Baloch gangsters had had enough money to print fake currency, there would have not been any poverty in Balochistan. It is the ISI who do all the evil jobs of smuggling drugs, fake currency, and weapons.”

We don’t agree with…

It also stated, “We don’t agree with the sentence by police SP Chaudhary Aslam. “MagarMach Pe Bhrosa Kar Sakte Hain Baloch Pe Nahi” is totally against our code of conduct, ethics, and culture because it is famous in Baloch culture that “Ek Glass Paani Ki Qeemat 100 Saal Wafa.” Baloch, if given 1 glass of water or helped, they never betray their friends/well-wishers.”