Hema Malini praises Sunny Deol in 'Gadar 2'; says he is 'superb'

Updated : Aug 20, 2023 16:18
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Hema Malini is all praises for Sunny Deol starrer ‘Gadar 2’. Hema said that the film has 'nice message for India and Pakistan'. 

A video of the actor was shared by paparazzi outside the theatre on Saturday night. "Gadar dekh kar aayi hun. Bohut hi accha laga. Jo expected tha waese hi tha. Bohut hi interesting hai. Aesa lag raha tha ki 70s aur 80s ka us zamane ka film k jaesa ek daur hai. Us daur ko leke aaye hai Anil Sharma ji ne bohut beautiful direction kiya hai (I just watched Gadar. I liked it a lot. What was expected, it's exactly that. It is very interesting. It felt like a film from the 70s and 80s era. Anil Sharma has shown that era, it has been directed beautifully)." 

She further added, "Sunny is superb, Utkarsh, Anil Sharma ji's son unhone ne bhi bohut sundar acting kiya hai. Jo nayi ladki hai, woh bhi bohut acchi hai. Yeh picture dekh kar ek dum rasjtra k prati jo bhav hone chahiye, patriotism, woh bohut hi hai. Muslim k prati jo bhai chara hona chahiye, us vishay ko last mein leke aaye hai (Utkarsh, Anil Sharma ji's son he has also done beautiful acting. The new girl is also very good. After watching the film, the patriotism that should be felt towards the country is there. The matter of brotherhood towards the Muslim has also been shown towards the end). It's a nice message for India and Pakistan." 

‘Gadar 2’ stars Sunny Deol and Ameesha Patel. The film has crossed the ₹300 crore mark at the domestic box office. The film is a sequel to the 2001 blockbuster Gadar: Ek Prem Katha. 

Hema Malini

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