Sunny Deol and Ameesha Patel’s movie ‘Gadar 2’ is going to release in theaters on 11th of this month. The advance ticket sales of the film have started, which are seen breaking records.
Fans of Sunny Deol and Ameesha Patel’s film ‘Gadar’ have been waiting for the sequel ‘Gadar 2’ for years. The wait is about to end now and the film will hit the theaters on August 11. There is a lot of excitement among the audience about the film and it is evident in its advance bookings. Audiences are eagerly waiting to see this story of Tara Singh who brings back his son Jeet from Pakistan. There are still 7 days left for the release of the film and its advance bookings are going strong.
Too many bookings
The advance booking of Sunny Deol’s film is going strong. It beats all movies. More than 8000 tickets of this film have been sold so far. The situation is such that the theaters are full from the first week even before the release. While the released ‘Rocky and Rani Ki Prem Kahani’ has managed to sell only 12000 tickets so far. Looking at the strong advance booking figures, it is being speculated that the film could turn out to be a hit.
Houseful theater for a week
The makers are very happy with the advance booking of the film. Director Anil Sharma has also tweeted expressing happiness about this. In which he wrote that I have just noticed that the Raj Mandir in Jaipur has turned yellow for a whole week. God bless the film, the bookings are doing tremendously. Let us tell you that now advance booking of tickets for this film has started in PVRs and multiplexes as well, which will further increase its figures.
These films will compete
Sunny Deol, Ameesha Patel, Utkarsh Sharma and Manish Wadhwani’s film is showing a lot of enthusiasm among the audience. However, he is facing two big films. One of these films is Rajinikanth’s ‘Jailor’, while the other is Akshay Kumar and Pankaj Tripathi’s ‘Oh My God 2’. Jailor is slated to release on August 10 and OMG 2 will release on August 11 along with Ghadar. In such a situation, it remains to be seen which film’s magic works on the minds of the audience.
