Filmmaker-producer Karan Johar has revealed that he is experiencing intense FOMO while working on his upcoming project at a remote location.
He shared on Instagram Stories that he currently lacks access to cinemas, leaving him unable to watch the much-discussed film Dhurandhar: The Revenge.
Johar expressed eagerness to watch the film and praised the industry’s collective support.
He noted that the widespread appreciation for an Indian film reflects a rare sense of unity within the fraternity.
He also acknowledged the efforts of director Aditya Dhar, production houses, and lead actor Ranveer Singh.
Dhurandhar: The Revenge has emerged as a major box-office success, registering strong occupancy levels and multiple sold-out shows across regions.
The film has performed well in dubbed versions, indicating a broad pan-India appeal.
Prominent industry figures, including Ayushmann Khurrana and Anupam Kher, have lauded its scale and performances.
Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma described its success as a shift from conventional filmmaking patterns.
The franchise has grown into a cultural phenomenon, combining stylised action, nationalistic themes, and star power.
Viral moments, music, and off-screen developments have further amplified its reach, transforming it into a broader cultural conversation.
However, the film has also attracted criticism from a section of viewers, with some alleging that it promotes pro-establishment narratives.
Despite this, the sequel has cemented its position as a defining force in contemporary Bollywood spectacle cinema.
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