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Pooja and Mahesh Bhatt land in Uttarakhand to recce locations for Sadak 2

Celebrated filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt and his elder daughter Pooja Bhatt flew off to the Himalayan state of Uttarakhand in India to recce locations for their highly-anticipated forthcoming film Sadak 2.

As the title of the movie suggests itself, Sadak 2 is a sequel to Mukesh Bhatt’s 1991 musical hit Sadak, which had Pooja Bhatt and Sanjay Dutt essaying principal roles. On his 70th birthday on 20th September, Bhatt had announced that he would be making a comeback to direction, after a gap of two decades, with Sadak 2.


Talking about the star cast of Sadak 2, the sequel stars Alia Bhatt and Aditya Roy Kapur in lead roles. Pooja Bhatt and Sanjay Dutt are also a part of the cast. They will reprise their roles from the original film.

After making the official announcement of the sequel, Mahesh Bhatt and Pooja Bhatt have now started doing a location recce for the movie. Pooja shared a couple of photographs from the interiors of Uttarakhand. The caption of one of the pictures read, “And our recce for Sadak 2 officially begins! Time to fly into the skies with Mahesh Bhatt. Here’s to the start of a great journey and life-changing experience for us all.”

Surprisingly, Pooja Bhatt deleted all the pictures within no time for reasons best known to her. Maybe she does not want people to see the location much in advance.

In another post, Pooja posed with father Mahesh Bhatt somewhere in the Last Indian Village. ‘On the banks of river Saraswati lies Mana, a quaint village located a mere 24 kms away from the Tibet/China border…’ read her caption.

Sadak 2 is set to release on 15th November, 2019.

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