On the face of it, this is another one of those films that requires you to suspend all belief and watch it for Salman Khan.
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He romances his wife Rajjo (Sonakshi Sinha), helps his younger brother get his life on track and finds the time to prank call his father (Vinod Khanna), and crack lewd jokes with him. Of course, Pandey is determined to finish off the bad guys, and kills his people publicly, during wedding celebrations, and on street corners, without anyone batting an eyelid. Salman Khan's character in the original film, Chulbul Pandey, is transferred to Kanpur, where he comes face to face with Baccha Bhaiyya (Prakash Raj), a local politician who runs a fiefdom in the city. Everything else is incidental and of no importance.Īrbaaz Khan cobbles up just enough of a story to be able to allow his brother to do all that will get the crowds in the stalls hooting and whistling, and no more. This then, is a montage of Salman Khan being himself, dancing, romancing, cracking lewd jokes and of course, beating up the bad guys with some pretty outlandish stunts. A half-hour into the film, I could tell which was next, irrespective of whether it made sense. I can almost imagine the director mentally counting the time elapsed between a fight sequence and a song. "Dabangg 2" is an endless sequence of comedy-song-fight-romance. Just as Salman Khan makes no pretence about acting, brother Arbaaz Khan makes no pretence about directing. As a friend said, it's a collection of deleted scenes from "Dabangg" that have been put together haphazardly to make the skeleton of a film. It seems unfair to devote a whole review to Arbaaz Khan's "Dabangg 2", given that this is hardly a film.
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