Gadar2 movie review

Gadar2

Watched Gadar2 in theatre.

Summary: 

Entertaining mass masala film to watch in theatre once. But not a patch on the original Gadar movie . Gadar 2 is max 7 out of 10 IMO. No spoilers.

Details:

Plus points:

  • Sunny Deol, Sunny Deol and Sunny Deol (heh). Guy's dialogue delivery & conviction of voice kills it even at 60+. He carries the film single handedly.
  • Some dialogues and hitting the patriotic sweetspot.
  • Flashbacks to Gadar1
  • Some action sequences including the pump scene.

Middling:

  • Decent, but nothing great acting by all except Sunny(excellent) and Utkarsh(mediocre) 
  • Storyline and flow - hits the mark at times, misses at others.

Negatives:

  • The guy who plays the son Jitthe - Utkarsh Sharma - didn't act or deliver dialogues properly. Only good in some action sequences. Producer Anil Sharma just wanted to get his son the launch.
  • The chittde chittde dialogue could've been seriously impactful. But Utkarsh ruins it so badly that it should a lesson in acting classes as to how NOT to deliver a dialogue.
  • In some scenes: logic aur science gaya bhad me. Understandable at times in a masala movie, but still thoda jyada ho gaya. 
  • The villain Major General Hamid Iqbal played by Manish Wadhwa appears comical at times. Part of Gadar 1's success was the strong villain played by Amrish Puri. Manish Wadhwa doesn't come remotely close.

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