The Delhi High Court has mandated a review of the film 'Dhurandhar: The Revenge' following allegations that it reveals sensitive details about military operations and intelligence activities. The case was brought forth by Deepak Kumar, a personnel of the Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB), who expressed concerns that certain scenes in the film could compromise national security and endanger undercover agents. Kumar's petition highlighted that the film, starring Ranveer Singh, depicts tactical procedures and operational methods too explicitly, potentially aiding hostile agencies in recognizing the patterns used by Indian forces. The court acknowledged the importance of the concerns raised, stating that the impact of such portrayals cannot be dismissed, even if the film is fictional. It directed the authorities, including the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting and the CBFC, to treat the petition as a formal representation and take appropriate action. Additionally, the petition sought the establishment of guidelines for 'Spy Protocol Movies' and requested a stay on the film's screening until the review is conducted.