Gadar 2 Full Movie Bollywood

[Berniece Domnick]

Onthe whole, Gadar 2 is not just a film; it will be treated by the audience as an emotion and a celebration. It will prove to be a blockbuster. Its first week should see the film cross the Rs. 200-crore mark!!

While the first part is spent on establishing the emotional content and pretext, the second half is where most meat lies. Theres Sunny Deol jumping atop moving trains, hailing slogans for India, talking about the tricolour, Pakistan, bombing and lots of ayee! What more can you possibly ask for?All in all, Gadar 2 supersedes expectations, as it successfully tugs at your heartstrings. And theres Sunny Paaji to do all the heavy-lifting (pun intended). Hence, it would be safe to conclude that Gadar 2 ne kaafi gadar machayi hain!

What the film lacks is a solid premise. The sentiment stemming from loss of lives and brutal aftermath of the partition moved the audiences in the first film. The cross border love story and a tale of survival tugged at your heartstrings as it had a solid emotional core despite the provocative dialogues. The sequel struggles to leave you emotionally charged. Gadar 2 tries to cash in on the nostalgia factor, filmy dialoguebaazi and slowmo action scenes, without a story or purpose that can hold it all together.

Gadar 2 is perfect massy entertainer by Sunny Deol, and it is a must-watch on the big screens especially if you want to relive 2000s again. Barring a few things, the movie is quite an entertainer, going with 4 stars.

Gadar 2 has so many faults that it will take a long time to list them all. But the film uses sheer emotion and some smart packaging to plaster over them. It plays to the gallery by infusing some seetimaar dialogues. The number of whistleworthy moments in the film is quite high and one is bound to see videos of people dancing and cheering in the halls in the days to come.

What got everyone pumped is the chant Hindustan Zindabad. Nostalgia plays a huge role in Gadar 2. It feels good to see the characters back again. It is a good watch.. Even when the story might be quite similar to Gadar 1, its sequel has gained everyones attention

Gadar 2 is exactly in the same mould as the original, with the high-on-patriotism Tara Singh going on a rampage in Pakistan again, this time to rescue his strapping son (Sharma) from the clutches of the cruel Major General Hamid Iqbal (Wadhwa). So heres the thing: why would we want to watch a reprise unless it offers us something more?

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