Oh My God 2's Battle for Truth and Justice

"Oh My God 2" earned an Adults Only certificate after making twenty-seven changes to its content, despite the inclusion of 'God' in its title. The movie generated significant interest, and despite Akshay Kumar's previous slump, the success of the first installment generated excitement for the sequel, which was remade in various languages.

Sunny Deol's "Gadar 2" faced tough competition initially but found success with the multiplex audience. The film's protagonist, Kaanti Saran (Pankaj Tripathi), runs a pooja goods shop adjacent to a temple and has a content family, including a son, wife, and father.

The story takes a turn when his son, Vivek (Aarush Verma), is expelled from school due to inappropriate behavior that goes viral on social media. A divine messenger (Akshay Kumar) urges Kanti Saran to fight back in court, leading to a series of twists and challenges, exposing the core theme.

Director Amit Roy centers the movie around sex education, focusing on society's habit of exposing children to sensitive subjects that can lead to criminal behavior. The film prompts reflection on this issue, with Yami Gautam's portrayal of a lawyer enhancing pivotal scenes.

While not as lighthearted as the first part, "Oh My God 2" employs satire to address a serious problem. Enjoyment hinges on grasping the director's intent, and traditional audiences might find it less relatable.