"Dhurandhar" comes from Sanskrit roots: dhura, meaning burden or yoke, and dhara, meaning bearer. Together, it translates to "one who bears the load"
"Dhurandhar" comes from Sanskrit roots: dhura, meaning burden or yoke, and dhara, meaning bearer. Together, it translates to "one who bears the load"

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