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The Bollywood film Dhurandhar was banned in several Middle Eastern countries, specifically the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) nations: Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE, due to its perceived anti-Pakistan content and portrayal of covert Indian operations in Pakistan. Authorities in these nations denied certification, citing the film's sensitive geopolitical themes and overt nationalist stance as reasons for the ban.

The movie Dhurandhar is a fictional espionage thriller inspired by real-life covert operations, particularly India's intelligence missions in Pakistan's Lyari district and the notorious gangster-politician networks there, drawing on figures like gangster Rehman Dacoit and police officer Chaudhary Aslam Khan, though it weaves these elements into a fictional narrative with characters inspired by real individuals like Major Mohit Sharma, according to News18, EurAsian Times, and Lifestyle Asia. Ranveer Singh plays an Indian spy infiltrating these gangs, while other characters are based on figures like Rehman Dacoit (Akshaye Khanna) and SSP Chaudhary Aslam (Sanjay Dutt). Key Inspirations: Operation Lyari: The core plot is inspired by this real-life covert operation targeting drug syndicates and terror networks in Karachi's Lyari area, a hub for gang violence, as reported by Lifestyle Asia and EurAsian Times. Major Mohit Sharma: Ranveer Singh's role as an undercover operative infiltrating a gang is heavily inspired by the courageous true story of Major Mohit Sharma, an Indian Army officer who went deep undercover to fight terrorists in Kashmir, as detailed by BollywoodShaadis and The Economic Times. Real-Life Figures: Chaudhary Aslam Khan: Sanjay Dutt's character is based on this real Pakistani police officer known for counter-terrorism in Lyari, notes News18 and Lifestyle Asia. Rehman Dacoit: Akshaye Khanna plays this infamous Lyari gangster, inspired by the real criminal, according to News18. Real-Life Events: The film incorporates historical incidents like the 1999 Indian Airlines Flight 814 hijacking and the 2001 Parliament attack, says Britannica.