Dhadak 2 Twitter review: Netizens hail Siddhant Chaturvedi, Triptii Dimri's movie, 'Bold, brave, breathtaking'
One viewer rated the film four stars and wrote, 'A film around social issues should have two qualities, ie, bravery in story telling & honesty in performances! #Dhadak2 has both brimming to the T Everything lands! The performances, the dialogues, the emotional depth, the anger against retaliation & the messaging!'
Triptii Dimri's performance has been especially appreciated. One user said, '#TriptiiDimri's Vidhi simmers with quiet rage and wounded resilience, a new high point in her career with #Dhadak2.'
Another called it her finest work yet: 'TriptiiDimri doesn't just act in this film, she embodies Vidhi, Graceful, grounded, and quietly searing #Dhadak2 is her best work yet.'
A different user highlighted the film's boldness, stating, 'Dhadak 2: Bold, emotional love story on caste divide. Siddhant & Triptii shine, climax hits hard. First half slow, music average, but brave & realistic take on forbidden romance. Worth a watch!'
One review with a 3.5-star rating described the film as, 'BOLD..BRAVE...BREATHTAKING – DHADAK 2,'adding, 'Some stories touch your Heart, Others Hit your Mind — #Dhadak2 does both...Caste isn't absent in cities, it just hides behind a moral mask - and this film rips that mask off with brutal honesty...'
However, not all reviews were glowing. One viewer found the film lacking focus, saying, 'Dhadak 2 is bold in theme but messy in execution. Too many subplots, not enough heart - powerful message, weak delivery. Rating: 2.5 Stars.'
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