Gadar 2: Sunny Deol's Blockbuster Sequel Shatters All Records; OTT Premiere To Be DELAYED! (Details Inside)

In a resounding triumph, 'Gadar 2' has outshone 'KGF 2's earnings in the Hindi belt, amassing an impressive ₹456 crores in India, overshadowing the previous records held by Yash's starrer. The movie now proudly claims the third spot among the highest-grossing Hindi films, following the footsteps of 'Pathaan' and 'Baahubali' 2. The success has undeniably proved to be a game-changer for the careers of Anil Sharma, Sunny Deol, and Ameesha Patel, as they bask in the newfound limelight.

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The industry norm has lately witnessed Bollywood films making their way to OTT platforms within a few weeks of their theatrical release. However, 'Gadar 2' defies this trend, with Anil Sharma emphatically asserting that the film won't be heading to any OTT platform anytime soon. The filmmaker highlighted that fans must exercise patience as the film remains exclusive to theaters for the foreseeable future.

Anil Sharma's emotions are palpable as he reflects on 'Gadar 2's remarkable triumph. He shared that Sunny Deol's emotional reaction upon witnessing the overwhelming response to the movie's morning shows touched a chord. Industry experts had already acknowledged the organic demand for 'Gadar 2,' but the staggering box office collections have surpassed all expectations.

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Anil Sharma dispelled any doubts about the authenticity of the film's financial achievements. He emphasized his belief in the film's real figures, citing the successful runs of 'Pathaan' and 'KGF' Chapter 2, and how 'Gadar 2' has joined their ranks. Sharma remains optimistic about 'Gadar 2's future, expressing his aspirations for it to breach the ₹500 crore milestone, and perhaps even aim for the unprecedented ₹1000 crore feat. As he closes, Sharma reiterates that the box office figures stand true, untouched by any fabrication or exaggeration.