‘Dhadak 2’ starring Siddhant Chaturvedi and Triptii Dimri has been receiving all the love from the audience. Released on Friday, August 1, 2025, the film portrays a young romance that has been caged by caste politics and social injustice. While it’s a sequel to a 2018 film, Shazia Iqbal’s directorial film follows a different path. The netizens have applauded the film for its storytelling, along with the stellar performances of the actors. The film managed to touch the hearts of the masses, while some even appreciated the portrayal of the brutal reality. Here’s a closer look at the X (formerly Twitter) reactions.
‘Dhadak 2’ X review
One user gave four stars to the film and wrote, “A film around social issues should have two qualities, ie, bravery in story telling & honesty in performances! #Dhadak2 has both brimming to the T Everything lands! The performances, the dialogues, the emotional depth, the anger against retaliation & the messaging!”Another user appreciated Triptii Dimri’s work and said, “#TriptiiDimri’s Vidhi simmers with quiet rage and wounded resilience, a new high point in her career with #Dhadak2”A third user claimed ‘Dhadak 2’ is Dimri’s best work yet, and said, “#TriptiiDimri doesn’t just act in this film, she embodies Vidhi, Graceful, grounded, and quietly searing #Dhadak2 is her best work yet.” A fourth user applauded the realistic take on a forbidden romance, and claimed, “Dhadak 2: Bold, emotional love story on caste divide. Siddhant & Triptii shine, climax hits hard. First half slow, music average, but brave & realistic take on forbidden romance. Worth a watch!”Another user gave a three and a half star rating, and stated, “BOLD..BRAVE…BREATHTAKING – DHADAK 2,” and continued, “Some stories touch your Heart, Others Hit your Mind — #Dhadak2 does both…Caste isn’t absent in cities, it just hides behind a moral mask -and this film rips that mask off with brutal honesty…”Meanwhile, another user criticised the film for having too many subplots, and said, “Dhadak 2 is bold in theme but messy in execution. Too many subplots, not enough heart – powerful message, weak delivery. Rating: 2.5 Stars”
