Sara Arjun’s homage to Aditya Dhar: You are the goat of them all, untouchable, and indomitable
Sara Arjun’s homage to Aditya Dhar: In a moving letter to director Aditya Dhar, actress Sara Arjun acknowledges how he influenced her during the filming of Dhurandhar. She continued by referring to him as the greatest of all time (GOAT) of them all, untouchable, and indestructible.
Sara shared a picture of herself with Dhar on Instagram, writing that having the director in her life is one of the best things she has acquired from the movie.
“To the true DhuranDHAR who has the guts to trust and a golden heart.” Kindly, Aditya, sir. You really are the goat of all of them, untouchable, and unbeatable! Your presence is among the most significant things I’ve gained from Dhurandhar,” she wrote.
According to Sara, he is the kind of person she aspires to become: “brilliant, but grounded; accomplished, yet a pure soul.”
“You possess a wealth of knowledge that can only be acquired from experience, time, and life. What I love most is how you have become even more modest as a result of everything. You remind me of the type of person I want to become—brilliant yet grounded, successful but such a pure spirit.
“I really believe that God has been nice to me because I have been led by genuinely wonderful people at every turn, and you are among the best of them. The world need to be aware of the exceptional person you are.
Sara reflected on Dhar’s leadership on set, saying he kept the crew together with patience and calmness without ever raising his voice or losing his cool.
She wrote: “It was evident on screen how you guided us all with patience and poise, never raising your voice or losing your composure.” The thing that kept us together was you. You are the quiet that led to the storm, not the quiet that before it.
The actress said that Dhar has limitless aspirations and that she allowed her own dreams to expand as a result of seeing him dream so freely.
And seeing your aspirations come true gives me hope that everything is achievable. I trust you, and that’s a big part of why I’ve become such an open, unrestrained, and welcoming person. I learned it from you,” Sara continued.
Sara commended Dhar for choosing patience over quick cuts and for working with a clarity of vision he often refers to as “Arjun ki nazar sirf aankh par thi” in a field characterized by pressure and a fear of failure.
“You decided to exercise patience, take a step back, and work so hard that no one can dispute the result in an industry that is formed by pressure, expectations, and the fear of making mistakes. And then, without any interruptions, noise, or even a trace of haughtiness.
“You pursued it. Arjun ki nazar sirf aankh par thi, as you usually say. Convenience doesn’t change your vision. And by upholding that vision, you subtly encourage others to follow suit.
“What mattered most was not just the freedom you gave me, but the grace with which you gave it,” Sara noted when discussing what stuck with her the most. Just being here never made me feel tiny, new, or thankful. You gave me confidence.
“I will never forget how safe the area you made there was. where inquiries were encouraged. where development seemed organic. I’m grateful that you’ve given me the most unique gift of all: a place where I can dream large.