Tapsee Pannu and Vikrant Massey come back on screen as Rani and Rishu, to tell you about their life post their escape from police. A surprise addition is Sunny Kaushal, who plays the role of Abhimanyu, a compounder. He is totally smitten by Rani and much to his own surprise, he gets married to her. However, he discovers that she is not only married, but her husband is also alive, living in the same town, under the pseudonym of Ravi. Jimmy Shergill also comes back to screen as the persistent cop, who has personal interest in uncovering the truth behind the crime the lead pair had committed in the prequel.
The twist in the
story is introduced midway – the apparently simpleton guy is a
psychopath in reality, who would go any lengths to punish betrayals. This movie
revolves around Sunny Kaushal, his passion for Rani and how he helps her and
Rishu to escape from claws of police, just to see her happy, and hoping against
hope that she would choose him over her previous husband.
For me, this was a
great movie and a befitting sequel, albeit a few badly written dialogues and loose ends. Great
acting by Sunny Kaushal and Jimmy Shergill, very beautiful Tapsee, except her
overly done floral hair do-s, are key things to look out for.
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