Image 1 — Why didn’t he took Pinda for party 🥳 ??? They might have had a good time.
Image 2 — Why didn’t he took Pinda for party 🥳 ??? They might have had a good time.

Why didn’t he took Pinda for party 🥳 ??? They might have had a good time.

Don’t know if he really had to go Islamabad for work or he was just ignoring pinda. But they would have a-great time at major’s house.
Do you think Iqbal ignored pinda or he really had to leave???

u/iron_manakatony — 21 hours ago

I noticed something about Major Iqbal’s laugh…

Major Iqbal only laughed during the most evil moments. Every time Major Iqbal laughed, you knew something absolutely terrible had just happened like this man was exited to show other people how much capable he is in torturing people. People were arguing that his writing was weak in D2 but even in D2 he was pure evil. He showed no empathy and no emotion in both the movies except for the scenes with his daughter.

Do you think that this mentally sick person was wasting his own country’s resources and how a man like him even reach that position???

u/iron_manakatony — 2 days ago

She should be in special school

Instead of staying with this traumatic old man she should’ve been to a school spending time with some meaningful and calm adult where she can also find some friends …

u/iron_manakatony — 5 days ago

If his ideology had been removed, would he still have become the same ruthless monster?

Was Major Iqbal’s ideology the source of his ruthlessness, or merely the direction it took? If you stripped away his beliefs, would he still become the same calculating terrorist —or would he simply have been remembered as an exceptional soldier?

u/iron_manakatony — 1 month ago

If Major Iqbal truly loved his daughter, why didn’t that love change the man he chose to be?

I’ve seen so many people calling Major Iqbal a great dad, like literally …
Yeah, he loved his daughter. I don’t doubt that. But loving your kid is the bare minimum. Being a good father also means making choices that don’t leave your child without one. He hated what Brigadier did to him, yet he still chose a life that was almost guaranteed to orphan his own daughter.
And that’s what makes his character sadist and sociopath , he had the ability to love, but only when it came to his own child. Everyone else’s families were just collateral damage all of them are kafirs..
So I don’t think he was a good man who loved his daughter. I think he was a bad man who happened to love his daughter.
What do you guys think???

u/iron_manakatony — 2 months ago

If Major Iqbal truly loved his daughter, why didn’t that love change the man he chose to be?

I’ve seen so many people calling Major Iqbal a great dad, like literally …
Yeah, he loved his daughter. I don’t doubt that. But loving your kid is the bare minimum. Being a good father also means making choices that don’t leave your child without one. He hated what Brigadier did to him, yet he still chose a life that was almost guaranteed to orphan his own daughter.
And that’s what makes his character sadist and sociopath , he had the ability to love, but only when it came to his own child. Everyone else’s families were just collateral damage all of them are kafirs..
So I don’t think he was a good man who loved his daughter. I think he was a bad man who happened to love his daughter.
What do you guys think???

u/iron_manakatony — 2 months ago

Why did Major Iqbal never investigate what happened to Pinda? I Guess investigation wasn’t his strong suit..

Why did Major Iqbal never investigate what happened to Pinda? I Guess investigation wasn’t his strong suit..

Pinda was an important part of network, yet after everything that happened, Iqbal never seemed to verify what happened or investigate the situation himself. For someone portrayed as a highly disciplined and strategic military officer, this feels like a surprising oversight.

What do you guys think…

u/iron_manakatony — 2 months ago

Was Iqbal always this broken, or did Jahangir turn him into the man we see??

I mean, every adult is responsible for their own actions, but does the movie suggest that Jahangir was responsible for the way Iqbal turned out, or does it imply that Iqbal was already a psychopath from childhood, considering the way he tortured the Indian spy in the factory???

Would love to know you thoughts on this…✌🏻

u/iron_manakatony — 2 months ago

Why was Major Iqbal still wearing his wedding ring???

In Part 2, it was revealed that his wife had died, so why was he still wearing his wedding ring?

What do you guys think? Was this also a peak-detailing moment????

u/iron_manakatony — 2 months ago

What happened to him???

Who was this guy? Was he really a spy, or did Iqbal just suspect him and confront him or he just wanted to show Rehman and his gang real kasainuma mautt???
I am just courious about what Major Iqbal had against him …

u/iron_manakatony — 2 months ago

What happened to her??😭😭🥹

She was only present in one scene .. what happened to her after that … who took care of her after Iqbal and where did she lived after him??
I know this is just a friction.. but I just can’t stop thinking about it
Would love to know your response…..

u/iron_manakatony — 2 months ago

Was SP Aslam a valuable asset to Iqbal? If so, why didn’t he react the same way to Aslam’s death as he did to Rehman’s death?

When he learned about Rehman’s death, he seemed genuinely shocked. But when it came to Aslam’s funeral, the way he casually placed flowers on the coffin made it look like he couldn’t have cared less.
And who tf wears sunglasses at someone’s funeral?
Would love to know your response 🫶🏻

u/iron_manakatony — 2 months ago

What is going on here 👾

Why was Major Iqbal spanking Jameel??? Was brigadier right about Major ?
Also , in the background cheeka is talking with some lady
Why do you think…

u/iron_manakatony — 2 months ago
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What secret would destroy his reputation instantly if it became public? Part 2

For him I would say that ,he added poison in the water to kill school children
Would love to see your responses ✌🏻

u/iron_manakatony — 3 months ago
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What secret would destroy his reputation instantly if it became public? Part 1

For him ig the number one fact would be that he was helping the pak army against baloch…
Would love to see your responses✌🏻

u/iron_manakatony — 3 months ago
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Who do you think was the better villain in Dhurandhar — Rehman Dakait or Major Iqbal?

Rehman felt like pure chaos and had that ruthless outlaw energy, while Major Iqbal came across as more calculated, intelligent, and dangerous….
If you had to pick one as the more impactful, memorable, and well-written villain, who would it be and whyy???
Would love to know your responses 🫶🏻

u/iron_manakatony — 3 months ago

If Major Iqbal survived, how would Dhurandhar 3 change?

If Iqbal survived the last fight ( kerosene tank) squeal how will it change the story line of dhurandhar 3( I know it’s not in making ..just wondering)

u/iron_manakatony — 3 months ago
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What was the reason ???

Was Major Iqbal actually manipulating everyone from the beginning, or did he genuinely lose control midway through the story?

u/iron_manakatony — 3 months ago