‘Dhurandhar’ & ‘The Revenge’ Combined 7.5-Hour Cut on April 5? Truth Behind Viral Buzz

A controversy has erupted after an “unflattering” photo of White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt was reportedly removed from major photo archives, sparking debate over media control and public transparency. The image, captured during an official White House press briefing, showed Leavitt smiling while holding her son, with a turkey named “Waddle” also in the frame. What appeared to be a simple moment quickly went viral due to the low-angle shot, raising questions about how images of public figures are selected, shared, and sometimes removed.

A pirated copy of Dhurandhar: The Revenge starring Ranveer Singh briefly appeared on YouTube but was quickly taken down after fans reported it. Directed by Aditya Dhar, the blockbuster continues to dominate theaters, crossing ₹1,300 crore mark globally within 12 days. Fans’ swift action protected the film’s theatrical run, highlighting the ongoing battle against movie piracy in India. Watch to know how fans saved Dhurandhar 2 and why piracy remains a serious concern.

Reet Padda, sister of actor Aneet Padda, deleted her Instagram following backlash over her comment calling Dhurandhar: The Revenge a “propaganda” film. Her remarks, which also referenced The Kerala Story and The Kashmir Files, sparked intense online debate. Amid the controversy, unverified claims about her personal life surfaced, but neither Reet nor Aneet has responded. Meanwhile, the blockbuster sequel continues to break box-office records internationally, keeping the film at the center of attention.