Gadar 2: Hema Malini HAIL PRAISES Step Son Sunny Deol’s Film (Watch Video)
The much-discussed topic is ‘Gadar 2’, which has been setting new records at the box office. The movie, starring Sunny Deol and Ameesha Patel, has surged past the Rs 300 crore milestone within eight days, becoming one of 2023's highest-grossing films. Additionally, it has united Dharmendra's family in celebration. Hema Malini's video has surfaced online, showcasing her positive thoughts about ‘Gadar 2’ after watching it.
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Following her viewing of ‘Gadar 2’, Hema Malini was captured by paparazzi outside the theater, praising the film's creators and expressing how it evokes the nostalgia of the 70s and 80s. She noted that the film aligned with her expectations, commended director Anil Sharma, and lauded Sunny Deol's exceptional performance. Hema Malini also extended appreciation to Utkarsh Sharma, who portrays Sunny Deol's son in the movie. She highlighted the film's patriotic essence and the beautiful message of Hindu-Muslim unity towards the end.
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Previously, Esha Deol and Ahana Deol were photographed after watching ‘Gadar 2’, offering fans a glimpse of the Deol family, including Sunny Deol, Esha Deol, Ahana Deol, and Bobby Deol, together—perhaps a rare occurrence. Despite prior speculations about Esha Deol's absence from Sunny Deol's son Karan Deol's wedding, the family is currently basking in the remarkable success of ‘Gadar 2’.
Recently, Dharmendra shared a picture expressing gratitude to fans for their overwhelming love towards ‘Gadar 2’.
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Turning attention to the movie itself, ‘Gadar 2’ revolves around the characters Tara Singh and Sakina. The plot follows their son Jeete, who becomes trapped in Pakistan, prompting Tara Singh's journey to the neighboring country to rescue him. Laden with high-voltage action and drama, audiences are reveling in the return of the formidable Tara Singh on screen, along with the wave of nostalgia the film brings.
