#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.
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.