<p>Amidst the blockbuster success and massive earnings of Dhurandhar The Revenge, a surprising demand has emerged from Lyari, Pakistan. Local residents have demanded a large share of the film’s earnings. </p><img>People from Lyari, Pakistan, have demanded a 50% share of ‘Dhurandhar 2’s’ earnings for their city’s development, sparking a viral debate on social media.<img><p>Aditya Dhar’s film has shattered records, earning over ₹1200 crore worldwide and becoming a massive blockbuster, but it is also a subject of controversy.</p><p>"Aditya Dhar ji, attention please…" Dhurandhar 2 has earned over ₹1000 croreso far. Now, people of LYARI are demanding a 50% share for their development. Pakistan govt is not developing Lyari despite getting billions in loans from US and IMF. pic.twitter.com/gVaHP3R39W</p><p>— Suraj Kumar Bauddh (@SurajKrBauddh) March 27, 2026</p><img><p>A video captures Lyari residents reacting to the film’s success and asking director Aditya Dhar for a share of the profits for local infrastructure.</p><p>Aditya Dhar ji, demand has increased. Now, people in Lyari are demanding 70–80% share of the profits from Dhurandhar 2.Pakistan really never miss a chance to demand money on any occasion. Please help them. https://t.co/QaBmx0TF5I pic.twitter.com/LnKnKTTdVI</p><p>— Suraj Kumar Bauddh (@SurajKrBauddh) March 28, 2026</p><img>The demand from Lyari has elicited a range of reactions from Indian internet users, from humorous suggestions to calling the demand shameful.<img>The film’s story, where Ranveer Singh’s character infiltrates Lyari’s gangs, is the basis for the residents’ claim to a share of the movie’s profits.
