Ram Gopal Varma is responding to Aditya Dhar’s post after the Dhurandhar director credited him for the success of the film.

The Dangerous director, widely known for creating challenging gangster films in the late ‘90s, reacted to Dhar’s statement as he reflected on the risks he took at the peak of his career.

Varma highlighted that while he wasn’t always aware of the impact of his decisions and often received backlash for the films that failed to perform at the box office.

He said, “Well Sir, to tell you the truth , I took those risks because I didn’t know those were risks due to my ignorance. Whether it is out of arrogance or confidence , I just went ahead with my conviction and when it worked they said it’s vision , and when it dint they said it’s blindness.”

This comes after the Article 370 director credited Dhurandhar’s success to RGV, expressing his utmost gratitude to the filmmaker for his notable work in the industry.

Dhar wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter, “Ramu sir, you took the risks when it was the hardest!! At a time when there were no templates, no safety nets and no guarantee that things would work.

“Dhurandhar could run because you walked first sir. Some paths don’t end with applause. They end in creating a legacy!”

For the unversed, Dhurandhar stars Ranveer Singh, Akshaye Khanna, Sanjay Dutt, and R Madhavan in key roles.