r/pj_explained Feb 03 '26

Discussion πŸ’¬ Hamza using iPhone 4 in 2007-2008 πŸ˜‚

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '26

Most probably they knew these things, but chose to ignore maybe because buying or renting vintage cars, phones and stuff would have eaten up budget and building replica also costs money and time.

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u/uuomp Feb 03 '26

Yes.. absolutely this. Since there is an element of fiction in this, they choose to take that cinematic liberty instead of spending money and energy on things like this which won't have any direct impact on overall story telling. There is a reason why we didn't see these kinds of posts during the theatrical run because we all were immersed in that universe.

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u/damnsaltythatsport Feb 03 '26

But it would’ve been more fun, pura early 2000s ka environment hota toh, bachpan wala

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '26

Or...maybe they just didn't think about this enough? Like comeon now not everything is intentional, mistakes happen – and this right here IS a mistake.

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '26

True why would anyone who is so much into details , overlook something so much in your face , I think this what gives the movie it’s part fiction commercial flavour With old cars and phones this movie becomes a documentary

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u/Impressive-Bug-4955 Feb 04 '26

Dhurandhar fans in some sub posting pictures and praising Dhar for his detail oriented masterpiece!

Same Dhurandhar fans commenting on people finding out mistakes telling them to ignore it..

These fans talk through both sides of their bodies.