If your high schooler is asking to watch Dhurandhar, know going in that this isn't a lighthearted Marvel action flick. It's a gritty, violent spy thriller about an undercover operative working inside Karachi's underworld, complete with graphic torture, terrorism plots, and relentless body counts.
At over three and a half hours, it's a massive, immersive film aimed purely at mature audiences. The production quality and acting are high, but the intense violence and dark content mean it's definitely not one for family movie night with middle schoolers or younger kids around.






