OpIndia has consistently been highlighting how Wikipedia is populated by several editors who are driven by anti-Hindu and anti-India ideological biases and are inserting these biases in the pages they edit, as exemplified in the case of Dhurandhar.

While the public had forgotten the grim days of the UPA era, the Dhurandhar film became a trigger to relive those dark memories.

Liberal propaganda requires absolute monopoly, an uncontested space, and the complete silencing of dissent. Given its contradictions and intellectually incoherent underpinnings, liberal propaganda—call it alt-leftism, wokeism—needs the nourishment of totalitarianism to survive.

The film 'The Kerala Story 2: Goes Beyond' shows how Hindu girls end up being brainwashed and trapped despite being educated or religious.

The history of the qawwali "Na to caravan ki talash hai, na to humsafar ki talash hai" from the Bollywood blockbuster film Dhurandhar is being debated. Its lyrics and music are similar to the qawwali featured in the 1960 Hindi film "Barsaat Ki Raat." It was sung by Manna Dey, Mohammed Rafi, Asha Bhosle, Sudha Malhotra, and SD Batish.

Vedan was arrested and subsequently given bail by the Kerala Hingh Court after being accused of sexual assault and harassment.