Gadar 2: Oh No! Sunny Deol's Film Sparks Yet Another FIGHT In Theater; Man and Couple Exchange Punches and Blows (Watch Video)

The fervor around ‘Gadar 2’ is reaching a fever pitch at the box office, with Sunny Deol's powerful performance captivating audiences and even sparking unexpected reactions. The film has become a cinematic celebration, especially in small towns, where theaters are witnessing a resurgence reminiscent of the 90s golden era. Theater and multiplex owners are elated by the unprecedented footfall, counting over a crore attendees in recent days. Yet, amidst the euphoria, emotions are escalating to unforeseen levels.

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Today, a video has surfaced depicting another altercation that occurred within a ‘Gadar 2’ screening. A man found himself embroiled in a dispute with a couple, resulting in a physical confrontation marked by punches and blows. The backdrop of the infamous song ‘Main Nikla Gaddi Lekar’ adds an ironic contrast to the situation. This incident marks the second of its kind, as just two days earlier, another clash unfolded due to a person's alleged chant of "Pakistan Zindabad," further fueling the charged atmosphere within the theater.

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In both instances, the song's rhythmic beat seems to have inadvertently contributed to the intensity of the situations, as individuals engaged in tussles while it played on. Interestingly, fans are finding a sense of amusement, attributing the charged atmosphere to Sunny Deol's charismatic portrayal that has seemingly resonated deeply with audiences.

The film's monetary success is undeniable, with ‘Gadar 2’ having grossed an impressive Rs 250 crores domestically thus far. The recent Independence Day boost saw collections exceeding Rs 55 crores. In comparison, Shah Rukh Khan's ‘Pathaan’ has reigned supreme, garnering Rs 524 crores at the domestic box office and an additional Rs 400 crores from international markets. It's important to note that ‘Gadar 2’ has not replicated the same international success as ‘Pathaan’ or ‘Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani’.

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In conclusion, the fervent reception of ‘Gadar 2’ continues to shape the cinematic landscape, rekindling a sense of nostalgia and fervor reminiscent of a bygone era. Yet, the film's impact extends beyond the screen, stirring unexpected emotions and interactions among its dedicated viewers.