Sadak 2 -MultiFaceted Father Review By Shivam Bajaj

Introduction- Sadak 2 -MultiFaceted Father

Sadak 2 -MultiFaceted Father Review By Shivam Bajaj: Sadak 2, under the Herd mentality, unfortunately, became the second most disliked trailer on YouTube amidst the Bollywood and nepotism debate after the unfortunate Sushant Singh Rajput Case. The movie was released on Disney Plus Hotstar VIP under the newly launched multiplex option. The Movie is said to be a sequel of the original movie Sadak which was also started by Sanjay Dutt himself. This 28th August 2020’s movie was directed by Mahesh Bhatt under their banner of Vishesh Films. Herd mentality was not only followed by people but unfortunately, the critics even called them ” Terrible & Lackluster”, now if you remember the same happened with Padmavat too, but here lets talk about the Movie Sadak 2.

First of all, if you have a Hotstar Subscription there is nothing bad in streaming the film which I am sure almost everyone must-have, especially the ones who disliked the trailer. Secondly, the film is not as bad as it was being made by negative reviews which people tend to give following the same mentality but was not expected from some of the film critics. The film is again based on the concept of a godmen and how the protagonist tries to fight against a well-established treacherous Godmen, Now, if we talk about the role of Sanjay Dutt, he with his extraordinary talent drove the entire story and even carried the film the conclusions. Alia Bhatt and Sanjay Dutt have been the major driving force in the plot and storyline of the movie which the commitment of other actors in the movie also carried out their role.

Full Cast of Sadak 2- Sadak 2 -MultiFaceted Father

Other Cast Include

• Jisshu Sengupta as Yogesh Desai, Aarya’s father
• Pooja Bhatt as Pooja Verma, a ghost (special appearance)
• Gulshan Grover as Dilip Hathkaata
• Makarand Deshpande as Guruji Gyaan Prakash
• Priyanka Bose as Nandini Desai, Aarya’s step-mother
• Mohan Kapoor as Commissioner Rajesh Puri
• Akshay Anand as John
• Javed Khan Amrohi as Pakya
• Akash Khurana as Psychiatrist
• Himanshu Bhatt as Gaurav
• Digvijay Purohit as Sunil
• Anil George as Om
• Jahangir Karkaria as Dr. Dastur
• Babrak Akbari as killers
• Soni Arora as Shakuntala Desai, Aarya’s mother
• Abdul Quadir Amin
• Vaibhav Choudhary as Divyansh

Treatment

The film was based on a Concept of Realism but using Articifical elements to enhance the sets, there is nothing in the film which cant be accepted as a fact in-fact, each and every aspect deals with realism. Secondly, the weaving process of the scenes from the original Sadak is also-considered something great about the movie especially establishing Pooja Bhat and the Relationship of Sanjay Dutt and his remembrance of her from the last movie to this one.

The Turned Suicidal Sanjay Dutt carries a part of the film and takes it to end with the help of Alia Bhatt. The film also revolves around the Daughter and Father’s negative relation where the father plays the role of a “Follower of a Baba” and also seems to have killed his own wife for her property and in fact, uses his second wife to murder his own daughter (Alia Bhat), i.e the main reason I call him a MultiFaceted Father.

Guruji Gyan Prakash who was the Godmen in the film where Alia Bhatt’s story leads him to fight against him. The film also portrays the main reason as the “Baba’s Effect & influence under which Alia’s father killed her wife first and then tries to kill Alia as well.

Conclusion

The Sequel of Sadak has been incorporated, not entirely but scenes are used to portray a character in the film and the balance seems to be a little less but anyways I can not say that i do not recommend the movie- Yes, I do. I can agree to the fact that people may not watch it due to the less relational aspect from the first part of the movie and definitely the Nepotism flavor, but this movie is also should not be ignored, the directorial project of the Bhatt Family received a mix of emotions which are majorly following the herd mentality, although, the time won’t be wasted if you watch this movie. The blind faith angle and the Fake Godmen induction to the storyline don’t make it a dull project in-fact a relativity aspect of life.

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