South Asian film organisation, Tasveer, has announced the removal of Aditya Dhar‘s film Dhurandhar 2, starring Ranveer Singh, from its daily screening lineup at the newly opened Tasveer Film Centre, clarifying that screening the movie was not an endorsement of its content. Tasveer, which showcases South Asian voices through cinema, is recognised by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, meaning films awarded at the festival can become eligible for Oscar consideration. The South Asian film organisation Tasveer decided to pull Dhurandhar from its lineup, saying the film is not an endorsement of its content. Tasveer clarifies Dhurandhar removal, cites rushed programming process In a statement, Rita Meher, Executive Director and Co-Founder of Tasveer, said: “We have removed Dhurandhar 2 from our daily screening lineup. Screening the film was not an endorsement of its content.” She acknowledged that the selection process for the film had been rushed, saying, “As a new theater, we have been experimenting with programming and bringing Bollywood films to our new home at the Tasveer Film Center — but we, …