Son Of Sardaar 2 Movie Review
Son Of Sardaar 2 movie review: I had nearly, and happily, forgotten most of the first Son Of Sardaar. It was only when I saw Ajay having put on an appropriate turban looking lost in a ‘yeh kya ho raha hai’ manner, along with Late Mukul Dev (in his last film) and Vindu Singh wandering about with no good aim, that I had a flashback to the original.
I wasn’t a fan of the first one. Part 2?
with these three returning in their roles, joined by some new faces tries to be just a little bit better. But only just. In July 2019?a running India-Pakistan joke is inserted; a few characters are Pakistani and they are not all of them ‘soorma-eyed’ terrorists (shock!).
The second is an actor who practically deserves to sweep in all the awards, a well-nigh unrecognizable Deepak Dobriyal playing a trans person with brio who nearly steals the film. Or would have, if his role had been half a chance to do more than the slapdash script will allow. What about Ajay Devgn, the hero holding this
enterprise which hopes to entertain thousands in laughter?
Its madcap caper with a looser and looser hold. Having left his beloved Dolly Ahluwalia ‘bebey’ in the ‘pind’, Jassi Randhawa, bhola-Sardar, fetches up in Scotland there-between affront (wife being Neeru Bajwa, who is wife “bewafa” wifed out on poor chap) and all-round bemusement.
Cannot blame him, because all around him crumbles an array of disjointed threads.?
whose cast includes gorgeous dancer-by-profession Rabiya (Mrunal Thakur, evincing a hitherto unexpected flair for clowning) who might as easily be from France. Rabia’s teenage daughter (Roshni Walia) is enamoured with a fellower whose wealthy sheep-farmer father (Ravi Kishan) Pakistani horridly.
🔵ऐसे डेली न्यूज़ देखने के लिए हमारे टेलेग्राम चैनल ज्वाइन करें
🟢ऐसे डेली न्यूज़ देखने के लिए हमारे व्हाट्सएप चैनल ज्वाइन करें
Comprende? No need to bother about that. There’s more.?
Chunky Pundit and Kubbra Sita too, of this dance troupe, oops, come from that other country. He is married many times over, while she just sits about to look on as this ‘jodi’ draw closer. Older hero-marries-younger heroine (is all well with the world?), or Indian cinema as usual?Chunks from the 1997 war flick Border are trotted out once again for comedic purposes. So a tank rolls in. Sardar, old and venerated (Sharat Saxena) goes through the multiple females from different countries. Racist overtones in this scene are obviously meant to be comical.
I appreciate a good belly-laugh as much as the next woman would.?
but please, the comedy should be crisp and tied up. Why not get Dobriyal back on board, and give him and Sita something to do? Pair Ajay Devgn with a female lead closer to his own age, and give him some lines that are truly funny for a change. It can’t be that tough, can it?
