Ameesha Patel Grateful To Anil Sharma For Recognising Tara-Sakeena's Impact On Gadar 2's Success

Ameesha Patel Grateful To Gadar 2 Director Anil Sharma: Ameesha Patel has reacted to a social media post by director Anil Sharma, where he celebrated the box office success of their latest movie, 'Gadar 2.' She expressed her gratitude to the director for recognising that the film is attributed to both Tara Singh (Sunny Deol's character) and Sakeena (Ameesha's character).

On Saturday, expressing his gratitude to the audience, Anil Sharma shared a poster of 'Gadar 2' with the latest box office figures and wrote on X, "Tara sakeena ka pyar .. sabse pyara .. sabke dil mein rahane wala (Tara and Sakeena's love is the cutest and one that resides in everyone's hearts).. an eternal love story continue to touch people’s heart 4th week Friday .. 5.20 cr .. thanx for your love audiences."

Reacting to Anil's post, Ameesha penned on social media, "So glad @Anilsharma_dir … yes .. TARA +SAKINA = GADAR !!! Ur thought related to this post is bang on!! Audiences love is great for TARA N SAKINA."

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The post was made shortly after Anil Sharma addressed Ameesha's statement that she would decline an offer for 'Gadar 3' if the screen time for Tara and Sakeena's characters is insufficient.

 

 

 

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About Gadar 2:

The movie is set in 1971 and follows the story of Tara Singh as he embarks on a mission to rescue his son from Pakistan. Utkarsh Sharma reprises his role as Jeete, Tara's son in the film. The movie also stars Manish Wadhwa as the primary antagonist and Gaurav Chopra in the role of an Indian Army officer.

Gadar 2 controversy:

The film has also attracted criticism from some quarters, being labelled as a movie with anti-Pakistani sentiments and accused of portraying Muslims in a negative light. In a recent interview, Sunny Deol responded to these allegations, emphasising that movies should be regarded primarily as a source of entertainment rather than subjected to intense analysis and scrutiny.

"Throughout the film, whenever I have portrayed any character, I have never run anyone down. I don't believe in that. Even Tara Singh is not that kind of person, not that kind of character. And I believe in such cinema," he told BBC UK.