Raid 2

When you walk out of a theatre after watching a film that feels just okay-not bad, but not very good-that's how you'd describe Raid 2. It follows the exact same template as Raid 1, with some extra subplots. Though it's not as entertaining as its predecessor, it does manage to keep you engaged throughout. The screenplay, however, could have been crisper and twistier. The unnecessary songs could have been removed.

Ajay Devgn feels a little off in this one, showing signs of fatigue. Riteish Deshmukh, however, steals the show with his portrayal of Dada Bhai, although his character could have been more menacing. Amit Sial was a delight, bringing the perfect comic balance with his dialogues. Vaani had little to offer. Supriya Pathak and Shruti Pandey provided good support. The rest of the cast was just okay. Overall, the film is just okay. You can watch it, but it doesn't offer anything particularly exciting. A one-time watch.

OVERALL 7/10.

Bollywood has got to stop including songs for the sake of it. The song at the end felt right but every other song felt unnecessary and killed the pace of the movie.

The songs especially with Amay Patnaik and his wife were like someone handed Ajay Devgn a packet of Vimal Pan Masala and he forgot what he was starring in.

Also all this walking towards the camera with intent in every movie is ridiculous by now.

This movie on it's own is not a bad movie but compared to the original it is Chai Kam paani.

Ritesh Deshmukh and the supporting cast was great.

The plot basically is 2 kids arguing about how they outsmarted the other and with each declaration the ridiculousness would increase that much.

Seriously stop padding movie run time with songs. Without the songs the rating would've been better.

The story was well written. The actors were great. The starting was slow could have been faster. The ending was good but predictable. The songs were great though. They should have kept the previous main actress as it is a sequel, changing actress was not convenient to me. It had emotional interraction with me. The acting of ritesh and ajay was entertaining to watch. The climax was good. Most of the people will enjoy it. The ending was very good. I enjoyed the good wit in the hotel scene. This is a family film. You can watch it for thrilling experience and a good bollywood film. I enjoyed it and i know you will too.

It's a good movie with good direction and amazing acting, bgm also created good impact, but still it couldn't create impact like the first part.

It feels quite 'filmy', typical bollywood style.. unnecessarily romantic songs, item track and over the top dramatic scenes, unlike the first part which literally created thrill in the climax, here in the 2nd installment of the movie, pre interval the movie was holding good, but after the interval it feels rushed, all of a sudden things started to going in Ajay's favour.

Though, Ritesh's role was well written and more amazingly performed, he did his best, but it lacks the depth of the character.

The movie relies heavily on sound effects, with barely any dialogue-you could watch it completely muted and still understand everything.

This points to a serious lack of effort from the writers in developing a meaningful script or engaging characters.

The direction is mediocre at best, giving the impression that an Instagram content creator has pieced together random scenes to stretch it into a feature-length film.

There's no sense of cohesion, depth, or artistic vision, making the entire experience feel superficial, lazy, and uninspired.

Even visually, the film fails to leave an impact, relying on flashy transitions rather than solid storytelling or emotional weight.

Waste of time!!