The conflict between “Ghadar 2” director Anil Sharma and actress Ameesha Patel has gotten more intense. Ameesha Patel has turned to social media to dispute Anil Sharma’s assertion that the movie’s conclusion was left unchanged and to provide video proof.
On the social media site X, Ameesha Patel posted many videos of Anil Sharma explaining the specifics of the movie’s conclusion to her.
The video unequivocally demonstrates that, in accordance with the film’s original plot, Sakina, played by Ameesha Patel, kills the villain when he enters India illegally.
Ameesha Patel sent a social media comment in response to Anil Sharma’s recent interview, saying, “A video is going viral on social media, in which Anil Sharma is obviously telling me that I will kill the movie’s villain. What will he say now?” I’m publishing this video on Twitter because it might not have been seen by him.
“This is the first part, in which Anil is clearly telling me that I will kill the villain in the film’s climax!” Ameesha Patel wrote in the first segment of the three movies she uploaded. I’m now providing the second and third sections as well! How else can Anil make a claim now? The most compelling evidence is the video.
The challenge of Ameesha
In her third video, Ameesha wrote, “Anil, answer everyone about this video!” in a direct address to Anil Sharma. The world is now aware of the reality! How can you keep lying when the video makes everything obvious?
How did the dispute begin?
The controversy started when Ameesha Patel said that she was scheduled to murder the villain in the movie’s original conclusion, but the screenplay altered later and she was not told about it.
In an interview, director Anil Sharma refuted these claims, stating that Ameesha’s approval was always obtained before altering the film’s conclusion.
In an interview, Anil Sharma stated that Ameesha put a lot of effort into playing Sakina and was always regarded as a member of the “Ghadar family.”
Ameesha was picked “for her visual appeal, not on the basis of her acting skills,” he added.
“If Ameesha truly understands that much about filmmaking, she can make a film herself,” he added. Who’s stopping her? It’s an open market.
