Dhadak 2 has found a meaningful audience far beyond Indian theatres, with special screenings being held at several prestigious Ivy League universities in the United States. The film, produced by Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions along with Zee Studios and Cloud 9 Pictures, is being recognised in academic spaces for its exploration of social themes in contemporary Indian cinema. Dhadak 2 gets screened in Ivy League universities Starring Siddhant Chaturvedi and Triptii Dimri, the film has already been screened at Brown University and Yale University. Upcoming screenings are scheduled at Columbia University and Princeton University. At Yale, the screening was hosted by the political science department, while Brown showcased the film through its School of International and Public Affairs, highlighting its relevance to discussions around caste, class and systemic inequality. Expressing his pride, Karan Johar shared on social media that the screenings marked “such a great moment of pride for us.” He praised director Shazia Iqbal, calling her “the soul of our film,” and credited her vision for bringing depth and authenticity to the narrative. Johar …