Filmmaker Suparn S Varma, whose courtroom drama Haq, received critical and commercial acclaim, recently took to social media to question those who are questioning fellow filmmaker Aditya Dhar’s film Dhurandhar. Suparn accused some viewers of being biased towards action and violence in Indian cinema whereas they would appreciate it when presented by an international filmmaker. Suparn S Varma’s recent directorial Haq has got critical and commercial acclaim. In a candid chat with us, Suparn explained why he believes strongly about giving breathing space to all kinds of genres and respecting everyone’s cinematic lens. “I am of the opinion that everything is beautiful, so is violence. I mean Brian De Palma’s Scarface is a great example. We’ve grown up watching these films. Today, if a Marco is made, we love that film. That is also gory. There are all kinds of filmmakers all over the world who use violence, and Martin Scorsese has violence in his films. I mean, why beat him (Aditya Dhar) down? ,” questions Suparn. In Dhurandhar’s trailer Arjun Rampal’s character is seen …