Sadak 2

#FinalVerdict

The first question that crosses your mind after having watched Sadak 2 is, for whom has director Mahesh Bhatt made this film? Is it for the Indian audience - the upper strata, the commoners, the hoi polloi? Or is it targetted at the international audience?

Sadak 2 is neither novel nor experimental. It falls flat on its face! While bits and pieces of the first half are somewhat watchable, the film goes completely awry in its post-interval portions. A disaster of epic proportion! Seriously, what was Mahesh Bhatt and Suhrita Sengupta thinking while penning this apology of a script? Strangely, director Mahesh Bhatt's style is abstract this time around, which fails to catch the viewer's fancy. He seems completely clueless.

To sum up, there are good films and there are bad films. Sadak 2 is neither good nor bad. It's just excruciatingly boring! In addition, there are too many coincidences all through, which totally seem unreal and unbelievable. Sadak 2 is over two hours of complete drivel.

I am big fan of Alia madam. I started watching the movie with lots of expectations and excitement. First few minutes were ok, but slowly it became boring. Story line is dead slow. You cannot watch the movie for more than 1 hr. I hope Alia madam will be more careful in selecting scripts in future. One request to you maam, please don't disappoint your fans.

I tried to keep an objective perspective on this movie and the trailer really disappointed me but the film overall was so painful to sit through.

Sadak 2 shows Ravi mourning his dead wife but soon finds purpose in life after meeting Aryaa.

With all the controversy surrounding the Bollywood film industry, I try to stay honest and objective towards every film I see and believe me when I say, Sadak 2 is the WORST film I've seen in 2020 so far and its issues lie in its outdated script. This film didn't even need to be called Sadak 2 as it barely adds anything to the first film. I even tried to watch this as a comedy and there were some funny moments but so much of it was boring that I wanted it to end as soon as possible. If this came out in 90s, it would have probably worked as I don't think I've seen something so outdated in a long time.

The story is fairly predictable but Mahesh Bhatt and Suhrita Sengupta add a few twists along the way. These twists come out of nowhere and there is zero build up for any of them. I cannot forget to mention how bad the villains were. They're so poorly developed and underutilised. Mahesh Bhatt could've told this story in a non-linear fashion which would have enhanced the story and characters in some way but this film takes none of those options. It decides to reveal everyone's backstory in the most uncreative and lazy way: exposition. Its storytelling methods tell me nothing about Mahesh Bhatt's skill as a director. There are no risks taken to present a bland story like this in an unconventional and original way. It's told in the most basic way possible.

The song placements were so obnoxious. When stakes began to rise, for some reason a song would be played right after it. Not only is it tonally inconsistent but it relieves any tension the film may have built up. Then there were little things which got on my nerves. There's this scene where Jisshu Sengupta plays a voice message of Alia Bhatt and before she speaks, the message is already halfway done but then she speaks for around two minutes which makes no sense. This shows the lack of care and effort that went into making Sadak 2. The film tries to spread the message of how God has turned into a business where the vulnerable are being taken advantage of and how you can find purpose in life after dealing with a loss but none of these are explored in greater detail.

I liked Sanjay Dutt's performance here even though he had little to work with. Alia Bhatt is one of the best actresses working today and did an okay job. There are other films where I feel she gave a more memorable performance. Aditya Roy Kapur is completely wasted here. Jisshu Sengupta tries but the material he had to work with was so bad.

There are quite a few scenes that are unintentionally funny. I honestly couldn't take Makrand Deshpande's character seriously and some scenes with Alia Bhatt shouting and a scene involving an owl were quite funny. However, there is no point watching Sadak 2. Nothing about it is remotely enjoyable or special. It's a very forgettable film and one I won't ever see again.

Story is a simple, illogical , silly & boring . Half of the film.... the journey doesn't start at all. What else can you expect from the Bhatt's? Acting is the worst part. I can say something like "IF I HAD A CHANCE I WOULD RATE THIS FILM 0/10" . But trust me and watch this film. You will know what I'm saying. Sanjay Dutt is the only one whose acting was average . Speaking about Alia Bhatt and Aditya Roy Kapoor and other co-stars ...I have no words. They are NOT newbies..and everyone has been in the industry for a long time...but this film is really dumb. Thye think audience will watch anything they provide them. Alia Bhatt feels hopeless while acting.... Very unnatural and dumb.

This film is a example of how bollywood makes money out of the viewers by making them watch trash content.

Dear Users, I am going to tell you the genuine review, irrespective of circumstances going on. 1. This movie unable to catch viewer attention. 2. Week Story, ill-logical movie and Poor acting skills by actors. 3. Good singers are missing from this movie. 4. This is not family movie. There are lots of kissing movements in movie.

Thanks. Save you time and Brain