Gadar 2 Twitter Review: Fans Rave About Sunny Deol-Ameesha Patel Starrer, Call It ‘Baap Of Masses'

Gadar 2 Twitter Review: Ever since it was announced that Sunny Deol and Ameesha Patel's 2001 blockbuster movie Gadar was getting a sequel, fans have been eagerly waiting to witness the magic again on the big screen.

The trailer for Gadar 2 piqued excitement, and the film has been posted to create massive numbers at the box office. The film hit cinemas today, August 11, amid great fanfare, and Sunny is expected to deliver his career's biggest opener with Gadar 2.

Gadar 2 Twitter Review: Fans Rave About Sunny Deol-Ameesha Patel Starrer

In the sequel to Anil Sharma's film, Sunny and Ameesha have brought back their iconic characters, Tara Singh and Shakina, after 22 years, and this time, Tara Singh is omitted from the Pakistani army to bring back his son Jeete.

The film has been touted as an out-and-out masala entertainer, with Sunny Deol delivering some high-octane action scenes and seeti maar dialogues. The film, meanwhile, has received a roaring response from audiences as it brings a whole lot of nostalgia.

Those who have already watched Gadar 2 are taking to X, (Twitter) and sharing their thoughts on the film. Calling the film the massiest film to ever come from Bollywood, many are disappointed and term it unbearable and outdated.

Check out what netizens are saying about Sunny Deol's Gadar 2.

Film critic and trade analyst Taran Adarsh took to his X account and wrote, "#OneWordReview #Gadar2: UNBEARABLE. Rating: ⭐️ ½. Expected so much from this collaboration [ #SunnyDeol and director #AnilSharma ] POOR DIRECTION & PERFORMANCES. Sadly, the flawed writing - especially the second hour - takes the film downhill... EPIC DISAPPOINTMENT #Gadar2Review."

While a fan page that goes by the name of Tara Singh said, "#Gadar2 is the MASSIEST film from Bollywood in the last 10 Years. Mind Blowing ACTION SEQUENCES. SUNNY DEOL is the SOUL of this film."

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Helmed by Anil Sharma, Gadar 2 is backed by Sharma and Kamal Mukut, and its synopsis reads: "During the Indo-Pakistani War of 1971, Tara Singh returns to Pakistan to bring his son, Charanjeet, back home."