Dhurandhar sparks ‘peak detailing by Aditya Dhar’ meme trend where spy thriller scenes are hilariously overanalysed online by fans

One user on X said, “Look how Hamza makes juice calmly before the mission. This is Dhar showing sabr and nazar without saying it loudly.” These posts were serious. People felt Dhar had layered the film carefully, much like his earlier work in Uri. But once Dhurandhar landed on Netflix and a wider audience began rewatching scenes, the tone changed.

Viewers started noticing plot gaps, exaggerated realism and slightly awkward moments. That is when the phrase “Peak Detailing by Aditya Dhar” stopped being praise and became a punchline.

The shift happened because the internet loves exaggeration. When too many people began crediting every small movement as genius, others joined in to make fun of that habit.

Viewers pointed out how Ranveer Singh’s character easily passes as a local in Lyari. Some joked about stiff expressions from supporting actors. Others felt parts of Pakistan shown in the film looked like they were imagined from forwarded messages rather than lived reality.

One user on X wrote, “Hamza blending in perfectly is Peak Detailing by Aditya Dhar because nobody in Lyari questions anything ever.” The joke was born. Instead of arguing seriously, people chose humour. They used the same praise format to highlight what they felt were flaws.

Here is where the trend truly shines. The memes have become more creative and more absurd by the day. A viral post read, “The title card says Dhurandhar because the movie name is Dhurandhar. Peak Detailing by Aditya Dhar.”

Another joked, “A character breathes in a scene. Peak writing by Aditya Dhar.” One meme claimed Hamza avoids biryani in Pakistan because the best biryani is in Kolkata. Peak detailing by Aditya Dhar.'

A user said a character picking up two objects in one frame was Dhar hinting there will be Dhurandhar 2. Someone pointed out a background shop named Washma Butt and called it Dhar secretly planting meme culture inside the film.

A Reddit post joked that Hamza watching a 3D movie without glasses shows how adults understand cinema better. One user on X said, “At this point Dhar himself must be confused what masterpiece he accidentally created.”

When the teaser for Dhurandhar 2 dropped, the meme trend doubled in speed. People went back to the first film to “find clues” for the sequel.

Suddenly, every dialogue line, every eye movement, every prop in the background became supposed proof that Dhar had planned two films from the start.

One user on X wrote, “Ranveer opens both eyes in this shot. Two eyes. Dhurandhar 2 confirmed. Peak Detailing by Aditya Dhar.” The humour works because everyone knows it is nonsense. That shared understanding makes it funnier.

Aditya Dhar has responded to some discussions online, especially around technical aspects like weapon handling and realism. His calm replies added more fuel to the joke.