India, Jan. 5 -- Anurag Kashyap has joined the bandwagon of filmmakers praising Aditya Dhar's Dhurandhar. The blockbuster spy thriller has earned acclaim for its technical aspects as well as performances, even if some, including Hrithik Roshan, have disagreed with its politics. Anurag held similar views, saying he chose to ignore whatever he found in the film to be propaganda, focussing on the filmmaking instead.

In his review of the film on Letterboxd, Anurag wrote, "A spy can not be a spy if he doesn't have hate and angst against the enemy state. A soldier also can not be a soldier if he doesn't have angst against the enemy state.. On those two counts, I have no issues. I have two sequences that I have a problem with. Madhwan saying - ...