Makkhi (Arbaaz K) who wants to do something in his
life so he requests his elder cop brother Chulbul to help in making
his life worth and the very next scene we see is Makkhi working as a
cop. The producer (Arbaaz k) applies the same formula in this
sequel. Not only the actors but also the singers, theme, action
directors and editors are from the prequel, apart from Malaika A replaced by Kareena K and Sonu S by Prakash R.
Chulbul Pandey is promoted to Kanpur
city and very soon he gains fame with his Dabangg style. Rajjo
(Sonakshi Sinha) has played a typical Indian wife as in the prequel
and looks pretty decent. She carries very standard expression of
being a wife and is very likable. Vinod Khanna also played a very
decent role as father and shares much relaxed relation with his son
Chulbul.
The Story is basically an old school
story, where the cop meets the gangsters and fight is on untill the
villian (Prakash Raj) dies. Since Prakash Rai's doesn't have a bare
body physique hence there is a villian sidekick (Nikitin Dheer) to do
the needful. The films is very slow but is covered by the naughty,
charming Chulbul's appearance and dialouges. In the end you will
realize that there is nothing but still there is a movie out there.
Its neither aggressive, idealistic, slapstick nor mindless, but still
there is something that sets it slightly apart.
Finally, the movie belongs to Chulbul
who rules supreme in every fame. Sonakshi and Vinod Khanna plays a
decent role. Talented actors like Deepak Dobriyal and Pankaj Tripathi
are not much utilized, Nikitin also seem appointed just for one
topless combat with Salman Khan. Prakash Raj should have changed the style as is
in same angry looks as seen in Wanted and Singham. Dabangg 2
justifies as bollywood movie sequel however would like to have more
and better story if Arbaaz Khan is planning to make another sequel after
this.
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