Indian cinema is in the midst of a new wave of brutal action thrillers, and audiences are lapping it up. Films like ‘Kill’, ‘Marco’ and ‘Animal’, and now the trailer of ‘Dhurandhar’, have sparked conversations about whether such heightened violence risks crossing into glorification. After the trailer of Ranveer Singh’s upcoming action drama 'Dhurandhar' was released, the debate reignited, with many questioning how far mainstream cinema can push the boundaries of gore before it demands a higher R-rating system.

From 'Animal’s' bone-crunching brutality to 'Marco’s' splatter-soaked swagger, and now the just-dropped ‘ Dhurandhar’ trailer promising even more crimson chaos , mainstream cinema across languages is fully embracing gore, and new-age audiences are cheering.

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