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Gadar 2 Movie Review: Sunny Deol, Ameesha Patel starrer wins over first group of audience

Following the phenomenal success of Pathaan, Gadar 2 is poised to make a grand entrance with an estimated opening collection of Rs 40 crore in the country.

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Gadar 2 Movie Review: Sunny Deol, Ameesha Patel starrer wins over first group of audience

The much-anticipated sequel of 2023 in Bollywood, Gadar 2, starring Sunny Deol and Ameesha Patel, has taken the audience on a nostalgic journey back to the year 2001. The film brilliantly captures the captivating aura of Tara Singh, portrayed by Sunny Deol, which mesmerized theaters once again on August 11th, garnering overwhelmingly positive reviews and a strong box office performance.

Following the phenomenal success of Pathaan, Gadar 2 is poised to make a grand entrance with an estimated opening collection of Rs 40 crore in the country. Trade experts have projected figures ranging from Rs 35-45 crores, confidently predicting that Gadar 2 will set the box office ablaze. Initial reviews have only added to the excitement, highlighting Sunny Deol’s stellar portrayal of Tara Singh, with his action-packed sequences, emotional depth, and patriotic fervour leaving audiences enthralled.

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Early indications on platforms like Google showcase a plethora of outstanding reviews. One viewer exclaimed, Seeti Maar Dialogues. Action Packed Scenes. The post-interval 30 minutes leaves the audience astounded. Sunny Deol is back in his full glory, evoking multiple whistles, applause, and cheers after the interval. Such films emerge once in a decade, and this is one of them. Evidently, Sunny Deol commands an immense fan following in the Northern regions.

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In Gadar 2, Sunny Deol and Ameesha Patel reprised their iconic roles as Tara Singh and Sakina. Having enjoyed 22 years of tranquil existence with their son in India, Tara Singh embarks on a journey back to Pakistan to rescue his abducted son, Jeete. The movie promises a captivating blend of action, drama, and emotional intensity, enriched by impactful dialogues that are a trademark of Sunny Deol’s unparalleled prowess.

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Another Google reviewer chimed in, What a movie! It’s the best Bollywood film in a long time. Perfect for family viewing. Gadar 2 gets a resounding thumbs up. Likewise, initial reviews on Twitter have been notably positive.

The resounding audience response to Gadar 2 is unmistakable. One individual remarked, It’s not just a tale of patriotism; it’s a story of someone willing to wage a WAR for the sake of their LOVE. The movie intricately portrays Sunny Deol’s character venturing into Pakistan to retrieve his son, played by Utkarsh Sharma.

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120 Bahadur box office day 1: Farhan Akhtar’s film starts slow with Rs 2.35 crore opening

Farhan Akhtar’s new release 120 Bahadur opened to Rs2.35 crore, while De De Pyaar De 2 continued its strong hold on day eight.

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Farhan Akhtar’s latest release 120 Bahadur hit theatres on November 21 but registered a dull opening on its first day, earning Rs 2.35 crore. In comparison, De De Pyaar De 2, which is now in its second week, continues to show stronger hold at the box office.

Slow start for 120 Bahadur on day one

The action-drama opened to modest numbers on Friday, collecting Rs2.35 crore on its first day. Despite pre-release buzz around Farhan Akhtar’s performance, the film has begun its run on the lower side.

De De Pyaar De 2 maintains its advantage

Meanwhile, De De Pyaar De 2 continues its steady run. On its eighth day, the film maintained an edge over 120 Bahadur in overall earnings, according to media. The strong hold of the Ajay Devgn-led sequel appears to have impacted the new release’s opening day business.

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Family Man 3 ending triggers online backlash despite strong reviews

The Family Man 3 has impressed viewers with its performances and storytelling, but its abrupt ending has sparked online criticism, leaving fans demanding closure.

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Fans of The Family Man 3 are celebrating the gripping new season, but a large section of viewers has taken to social media to criticise what they describe as an “abrupt” and “unsatisfying” ending. The latest season, which released on Amazon Prime Video on Friday, has drawn praise for its emotional depth and high-stakes storytelling, yet its final moments have left many feeling short-changed.

Viewers disappointed with the “sudden” conclusion

Soon after the release, frustrated fans began sharing their reactions online. One viewer wrote that the season “ends so abruptly it feels like the makers simply packed up and went home,” calling the lack of closure “exhausting”. Another comment read, “#TheFamilyMan3… ahh ending entra. Fully disappointed.”

Some tried to strike a balanced tone, acknowledging the well-crafted emotional arc and a comic cameo stretch that offered relief. However, the overall complaint remained the same — that the season cuts off just when the tension reaches its peak. “Why make us watch the entire season if the makers plan to keep the best part hanging for the next one?” a user questioned.

Still, many fans have labelled the show “engaging” and applauded the team for delivering another compelling chapter.

Season 3: Srikant caught between personal turmoil and a national crisis

The new season places Srikant Tiwari (Manoj Bajpayee) in one of the most complicated phases of his life. His relationship with Suchitra (Priyamani) appears strained, marked by distance and unspoken tension. Even as his home life falters, a series of coordinated blasts in the Northeast within 48 hours threatens a major peace initiative led by Prime Minister Basu (Seema Biswas).

Srikant and his senior officer Gautam Kulkarni (Dalip Tahil) travel to Nagaland to salvage Project Sahakar, relying on regional leader David Khuzou (Sunil Thapa) to bring warring sides to agreement. But the fragile situation collapses after a deadly ambush by drug kingpin Rukma (Jaideep Ahlawat), leaving David and Kulkarni dead. Srikant survives but soon becomes a suspect as investigators scrutinise how he was the only one aware of the convoy’s route.

Meanwhile in Mumbai, Suchitra faces her own crisis after the government bans 69 Chinese apps, including her platform ShrinkMe, sparking online targeting that impacts her family.

With an arrest warrant issued against him, Srikant chooses to escape with his family, setting off a tense chase as he tries to prove his innocence. Each twist raises new questions — who planned the ambush, and why is Srikant being framed?

Final reactions

While audiences largely appreciated the writing, performances and momentum, the widespread sentiment remains that the season’s final act lacked the closure fans expected. Many now hope the next instalment arrives sooner and concludes the arc that Season 3 left unresolved.

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Satish Shah, beloved Sarabhai vs Sarabhai actor, passes away at 74 in Mumbai due to kidney failure

Veteran actor Satish Shah, celebrated for his iconic comic roles in Sarabhai vs Sarabhai and Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro, passed away in Mumbai at the age of 74 due to kidney failure.

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Veteran Bollywood actor Satish Shah, best known for his memorable comic roles in films and television, passed away on Saturday in Mumbai. He was 74.

Filmmaker Confirms The News

Confirming the tragic news, filmmaker Ashoke Pandit expressed grief over the actor’s demise, saying that Shah died around 2:30 pm following kidney failure. His condition reportedly worsened at home before being rushed to the hospital, where he could not be revived. His cremation is expected to take place later today.

“It’s a very big loss for the industry. I have worked with him on many projects,” said the filmmaker, recalling that he learned about Shah’s death shortly after attending adman Piyush Pandey’s last rites.

A Legacy Of Laughter

Born on June 25, 1951, in Bombay (now Mumbai), Satish Shah hailed from a Kutchi Gujarati family. His career began in 1978 with Arvind Desai Ki Ajeeb Dastaan, but it was his portrayal of Municipal Commissioner D’Mello in the 1983 satire Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro that brought him widespread recognition.

Over a remarkable film career spanning decades, Shah appeared in more than 250 movies, including Hum Saath Saath Hain (1999), Kal Ho Naa Ho (2003), Mujhse Shaadi Karogi (2004), and Om Shanti Om (2007).

Television Stardom

Shah also left a lasting impact on Indian television. His 1984 sitcom Yeh Jo Hai Zindagi became iconic, where he played a new character in each of its 55 episodes. His role as Indravadhan Sarabhai in Sarabhai vs Sarabhai (2004), opposite Ratna Pathak Shah, remains one of the most loved comic portrayals in Indian TV history.

He also starred in Filmy Chakkar (1995) and later judged comedy-based reality shows such as Comedy Circus, continuing his association with humour and entertainment.

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