Tripti Dimri Faced Slut Shaming, Now Ignored Too

Dhadak 2 may be struggling at the box office in its opening run, but critics have been largely positive about the film’s content and performances. While initial collections remain below expectations, strong word of mouth could help attract more viewers in the coming days.

The romantic drama, starring Triptii Dimri and Siddhant Chaturvedi, intertwines a love story with a sharp social commentary on caste-based discrimination. Unlike the usual Bollywood romance template, the film sheds light on how systemic prejudice continues to restrict people from choosing their partners and building a life together.

Triptii Dimri’s performance has drawn particular praise, with fans noting shades of her acclaimed work in Laila Majnu and Bulbbul. After facing criticism for her bold, mainstream roles in films like Animal and Bad Newz, she returns here to a more intense, emotionally grounded character.

However, despite the appreciation for her acting, the film hasn’t attracted a large audience. Observers note a recurring pattern — while fans celebrate her powerful performances online, they often fail to support such projects at the box office.

As it stands, Dhadak 2 faces an uphill battle commercially, even as it earns respect for tackling a socially relevant subject with sincerity.