Esha Deol poses together with her brothers Sunny And Bobby Deol at Gadar 2 screening.

New Delhi:

It was a siblings’ reunion on Saturday evening as Dhoom star Esha Deol held a particular screening of her brother Sunny Deol’s movie Gadar 2 in Mumbai. Esha Deol was additionally joined in by her youthful sibling Aahana Deol as they celebrated Gadar 2‘s thunderous response on the Box Office. The host Esha Deol, was noticed in an-all black apparel as she posed together with her brothers Sunny Deol and Bobby Deol on the occasion. The trio was all smiles as they embraced and posed for the shutterbugs stationed on the venue. Sunny Deol dressed the half as Tara Singh from the Gadar sequence whereas his youthful brother was noticed in a black t-shirt and matching cap.

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Besides the Deol siblings, the particular screening was additionally attended by Esha Deol’s Chura Liyaa Hain Tumne co-star Zayed Khan. Zayed Khan was noticed on the occasion along with his spouse Malaika Parekh.

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Meanwhile, on the particular screening, actor Bobby Deol was filled with praises for his brother Sunny, whose movie Gadar 2 launched this Friday. Bobby Deol, whereas addressing the viewers stated, “Gadar, Sunny Deol ke bagair koi matlab rakhti nahi hain. Ek asli hindustani hain yahaan par (Gadar holds no meaning without the presence of Sunny Deol. He is one true Indian here).”

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NDTV’s Saibal Chatterjee, in his evaluate for Gadar 2 writes, “Gadar 2 loses no opportunity to play up the us-versus-them binary, with the guys across the border generally coming across as fiends without human feelings. But occasionally, in a perfunctory balancing act, the film develops the sense to throw in a stray benefactor here and a do-gooder there as the father and son pair try to get out of Pakistan in one piece.Gadar 2 is strictly for three categories of people: Sunny Deol fans, those that miss the unbridled excesses of Bollywood of yore, and those that believe that “hate thy neighbour” is an axiom worth cheering for in a movie theatre. The film has enough to please them all – and then some.”