Mumbai: Indian cinema has long been more than just entertainment—it has played a crucial role in shaping social perceptions, cultural narratives, and collective consciousness. The emergence of films like Dhurandhar has reignited conversations about how cinema influences thought processes and how audiences interpret what they see on screen. Historically, mainstream films such as Deewaar, Sholay, Khuda Gawah, and Sanam Bewafa captured mass imagination while subtly embedding cultural and social cues within their narratives. These films often blended storytelling with symbolism, shaping audience perceptions in ways that were not always consciously…
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