Mumbai, July 11
The trailer of Siddhant Chaturvedi and Triptii Dimri-starrer 'Dhadak 2' was unveiled on Friday morning.
Helmed by Shazia Iqbal, 'Dhadak 2' explores love and challenges social norms. The film follows Siddhant's character as he navigates a love story that breaks through societal expectations and class barriers.
In the trailer, Sidhhant and Tripti can be seen fighting for their love and life in a promising film, which tackle cast discrimination. It also highlights the themes of identity, power dynamics, and the painful emotional cost of love.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MFMwvJd12k
Siddhant and Triptii's intense performances as lovers caught eyeballs. Fans have been raving about their chemistry ever since the trailer was launched.
"They look good together," a social media user commented.
"Wow...can't wait for the movie," another one wrote.
Elated to be a part of the script, Triptii shared, "When I started my acting career, I had wished to be a part of certain kinds of films, and I have been a part of those films. Dhadak 2 is not a usual story, in fact, it is special beyond measure. It was quite challenging to play the part. I have always desired to play such kind of characters that could challenge me as an actor, so the thrill of acting continues. And I feel that was justified in Dhadak 2. We are quite proud of this film, and the audiences will realize this once they watch it in theatres."
The film is a follow-up to 2018's Dhadakand a remake of filmmaker Mari Selvaraj's 2018 Tamil film Pariyerum Perumal.
— ANI
Reader Comments
The trailer gave me goosebumps! But I hope they don't romanticize the struggles too much. These are real issues faced by millions in our country. The original Tamil film was brilliant - fingers crossed this remake maintains that rawness.
Siddhant is such an underrated actor! After Gully Boy, he's proving his versatility again. Triptii was amazing in Qala too. This pairing is 🔥 Hope the story doesn't get lost in the star power though.
As someone who loved the original Dhadak, I'm cautiously optimistic. The trailer looks intense but I hope they don't make it too dark. Bollywood needs more films that balance entertainment with social messages.
Why do we need remakes when we can watch the original Tamil film with subtitles? Bollywood should focus on original content instead of constantly remaking South Indian films. The actors are great though!
The trailer looks promising but I hope they don't water down the social commentary. Our society needs more films that make people uncomfortable about caste discrimination. Jai Bhim set the bar high - hope this matches up!
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