With its compelling plot and amazing flying scenes, Siddharth Anand's Fighter has created quite a stir in the film industry. The film's fascinating soundtrack—which has an impact that goes beyond the pictures—along with its dynamic stars and intense chemistry have taken it to unprecedented heights.

Fighter recently made its theatrical premiere, and since then, it has received positive reviews from critics and industry insiders. Like every movie, it has, nevertheless, drawn criticism, especially in relation to dialogues. In a recent interview, actor Chandan Anand—who was crucial to the movie—addressed these issues and provided clarification.

In an interview with a media channel, Chandan Anand shared his thoughts on the criticism directed against the dialogue in the movie. He underlined the significance of keeping the team's efforts focused despite the fact that criticism is unavoidable in all fields. He was confident in the film's quality as a team member and mentioned that he didn't see any flaws in it. Considering the difficulties, he thought the picture was a noteworthy accomplishment and well-done from both an objective and personal perspective.

Anand complimented the pacing and the CGI work, pointing out how well it was integrated into the movie and calling the viewing experience visually captivating. He pointed out that Fighter had a distinct cinematic look and felt really realistic in its language, without resorting to too didactic features. In general, he confirmed that the dialogue was well written and matched the idea of the movie.

In addition, Chandan expressed his respect for filmmaker Siddharth Anand and gave an explanation of why he saw Fighter as a blessing. In his description of Anand, he emphasized how enjoyable it is for actors to work with such a talented director, calling him personable, youthful, and incredibly passionate about his work.

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