Why did Hamza and Uzair Baloch hold guns differently in Dhurandhar? Aditya Dhar gave interesting reason

After making bumper earnings in theatres, it is now showing its magic on Netflix too. The audience watching on OTT is now catching the nuances of the film and posting many on social media. Many questions are also reaching director Aditya Dhar. Now he has answered a curiosity of people on his Instagram story. In one scene, Ranveer Singh and Danish Pandor have guns in their hands and both of them are holding the gun in a different way. Aditya Dhar has told what is the reason for this. Ranveer Singh starrer Dhurandhar is also being watched on Netflix. In one scene, Hamza and Uzair Baloch are holding pistols in their hands. Hamza’s finger is not on the trigger while Uzair Baloch’s finger is on the trigger. Aditya Dhar has explained its difference. He has written for Ranveer, A trained man does not want to shoot with any purpose, unless necessary, keeps his finger away from the trigger. On the other hand, an untrained man keeps his finger on the trigger. On the other hand, an untrained man keeps his finger on the trigger, due to which there is a risk of accidental fire, or in anger which can harm innocent people or people around. Aditya Dhar Story Hamza Hai Agent of India Let us tell you that in the movie, Uzair Baloch is a gangster. Hamza i.e. Ranveer Singh is in that gang but he is a trained agent of India. Ranveer Singh took care of even such small details which is being appreciated. Even after the theatrical release, people had noticed many things like when Hamza calls Jamil-Jamali in a scene, the country code is +92. India’s code is +91 and +92 is Pakistan’s code. People were praising that Aditya Dhar also kept this thing in mind. Duration of Netflix is ​​less. The duration of Netflix version of Dhurandhar is somewhat less. There are discussions about this also. However, many people believe that there is a difference between the playback speed of theater and Netflix. Because of this a difference of 10 minutes is visible.