‘Dhadak 2’ trailer: Siddhant Chaturvedi & Triptii Dimri’s fierce love faces an ugly reality – Watch | Hindi Movie News
The trailer for ‘Dhadak 2’ just dropped, and let’s be honest, it hits hard. This isn’t your typical glossy Bollywood love story. It’s gritty, uncomfortable, and achingly real. Starring Siddhant Chaturvedi and Triptii Dimri, the film dives straight into the deep end. It tackles caste divides and the kind of love that’s beautiful yet painfully doomed.A complicated love story?Siddhant plays Neelesh, a driven law student who knows what it means to fight for space in a world that often shuts its doors. Enter Vidhi, played by Triptii Dimri, who belongs to a privileged upper-caste family. The spark between them is immediate—but so is the tension that begins to build quietly in the background.
What starts off as a campus romance quickly spirals into something darker. The trailer doesn’t sugarcoat it as we see stolen glances, suppressed fear, and moments that make your heart sink. The chemistry between Siddhant and Triptii feels raw and unfiltered.Ashish Chaudhary plays Vidhi’s elder brother. There’s also a strong supporting cast, including Vipin Sharma and Manjiri Pupala.Impressive musicThe music? Subtle, soulful, and haunting. Shreyas Puranik’s soundtrack doesn’t try to overpower the story it flows with it. The lyrics, written by Siddharth–Garima, feel like a quiet scream, echoing the pain that simmers just beneath the surface.Netizens react – What a BangerNetizens are quite loving the trailer. One commented, “What a Banger, plus the Arijit Touch adds wonders to the story Blockbuster Loading….” Another comment read, “Tripti is back in her laila majnu- bulbul-qala mode this side of her hits different…and Siddhant is grt as always hope it does well just like dhadak…films like these( dhadak2, saiyara, metro in dino) make me feel that the old og Bollywood movies are back.“‘Dhadak 2’ hits theatres on August 1, and it’s clear that this film isn’t just here to entertain—it’s here to start conversations. Directed by Shazia Iqbal, the movie isn’t afraid to show us what many still refuse to see. If the trailer is anything to go by, this sequel could easily outshine the original.
