Sadak 2 has more dislike than the YouTube personality Jake Paul's

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With over 5.3 million dislikes, Sadak 2 has become the most disliked video in India

With the raging debate of nepotism, star kids, and denial of bias in the Hindi film industry, directed by Mahesh Bhatt, Sadak 2 has become a goof to disgruntled fans.

'Sadak 2' Beats Jake Paul and PewDiePie to Become the Most Disliked YouTube Video in India

After two decades, the trailer of the film directed by Bhatt hit YouTube on Tuesday. But things have been downhill ever since.

The film stars Alia Bhatt, Pooja Bhatt, Sanjay Dutt, and Aditya Roy Kapur in lead roles, it turned out to be a nightmare for the filmmakers as "fans" of the late actor Sushant Singh Rajput expressed the trailer to convey the trailer Presided over. His displeasure with the film.

As the minutes changed, Sadak 2 became the top trending video in India for all the wrong reasons.

On Wednesday, Bhatt's trailer garnered a rare landmark, becoming the most disliked video in the world with a 95% dislike ratio on the video, which zoomed the record of Swedish gamer Pudipai, which received 93 disliked videos for its video Kaya: "Can this video get 1 million clutter?" In particular, the popular YouTuber explicitly asked his fans to downvote their own videos.

But Thursday has brought more bad news for Sadak 2 and its makers.

With over 5.3 million dislikes, Sadak 2 has become the most disliked video in India. It is also currently the most disliked trailer video on YouTube, beating "Margin of Duty: Infinity Warfare Reveal Trailer" by a huge margin.

In fact, while writing this, the Hindi film trailer has entered the rare category of top 10 most disliked videos all over the stage, claiming the # 7 spot and from its look, it could very well climb up some Spots at the same time.

Now, Sadak 2 has more dislike than the YouTube personality Jake Paul's "It's Everyday Bro", which has over 4.9 million dislikes.

Other classics that the Indian film trailer has defeated in the race of dislikes are Rebecca Black's "Friday", "Despacito" and Cy's "Gangnam Style".

Meanwhile, the comment section under Bhatt's film has turned into a war as the second to bring "justice" for Sushant Singh Rajput.

"This dislike button proves how much we hate nepotism .."

"I just came here to dislike the trailer and read the comments."

"The trailer looks really cr * p. Describe your dislike to yourself!"

"It's not a big deal to dislike this trailer. But when the film releases, we shouldn't watch it to prove that we have the power. My humble request to people is, please don't always make this film in Hotstar See.

"Who's coming back again and again to see how many clutter he gets."