‘Dhadak 2’ trailer: Siddhant Chaturvedi, Tripki Dimri faced casteism in a promising ‘Paryram Perumal’ remake

In the trailer, we are introduced to the principle as a Dalit student, Nilesh in a law college, who goes on a trick -filled journey full of inaccessible difficulties to be in connection with a upper caste student, a student. At one point, Vidhi says to Nilesh, “I thought it was all a matter of the past,” to which he responds, “those who never go through it, they do not feel like this, Vidhi.”

While maintaining the spirit of the original source material, director Shazia has sewed it to reflect the social landscape of the remake of the remake. From the trailer, Dhadak 2 A bold and intense socio-political romance promises to be a drama that takes a powerful stand against casteism.

In a statement to the press, director Shazia called Dhadak 2 Emotional recurrence of today’s youth. “It lies in reality and asks the question that we often run away from cinema. The story of Nilesh and Vidhi is about love, but it is also about existence, identity, and it is in a world to be right to be right to be right that working on this film was an incredible experience, and I can’t wait to see it all.”

Shazia has adapted the story, screenplay and dialogues with Rahul Badwellkar. Karan Johar, Umesh Kumar Bansal, other Poonwal, Apoorva Mehta, Meenu Arora, Somen Mishra and Pragati Deshmukh produced the film under the banner of Dharma Productions, Zee Studios and Cloud 9 paintings. Dhadak 2 Theaters have been slated to release in theaters on 1 August.

Of 2018 Perumal A milestone was marked in the wave of the opposing caste of Tamil cinema, which is Pa. Was done by filmmakers like Ranjith and Mari Selvaraj. The film starred Kathir and Anandi in the lead roles. Dhadak, which was also released the same year, also dealt with casteism. Starring Ishan Khat and Janhvi Kapoor, the film was a remake of the Marathi hit film SabitDirected by Nagraj Manjule.

It is to be noted Dhadak 2 The recent sensor was in the news to undergo extensive modifications to get clearance. According to the instructions of the Central Film Certification (CBFC), scenes and dialogues characterized by caste-based discrimination were removed or revised.