Raid 2

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!!

Raid 2 is a family entertainer movie. Ajay Devgn is the star of this story but Riteish Deshmukh steals the show with his strong antagonist role.

Ajay Devgn continues his role of IPS Amay Patnaik as the Income Tax Officer and this time his new target came to a white collared minister Dada Bhai played by Riteish Deshmukh.

The movie continues by finding the hidden black wealth keeping by Dada Bhai, with lots of twists and turns.

Riteish has just nailed the role.

Vani Kapoor has beautifully played the role of wife of Amay Patnaik.

Special mention to Amit Sial to play a role to be remembered. Also Brijendra Kala and Yashpal Sharma has played small but impactful roles.

The dance number 'Nasha' performed by Tamannah Bhatia is outstanding.

Overall it's a good watch.

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.

This is second installment of movie series Raid. Through ups and downs the culprit is finally caught.

First half is better than second half. The plot is set. The audience is engaged and what needs to be done before interval is done.

Second half approaches a storyline where Officer played by Ajay has all cards in his favor, such a super mind is hard to digest for me, but then it's just a movie.

Apart from that it's a nice drama that sooths viewing experience. Acting is justified. Songs go well along with the movie.

Final Verdict: I think audience will like it. Watch the trailer and decide for yourself.

The movie was awesome. Everyone did their job really well, Riteish was the Soul of the movie. But the story did one thing wrong. They made Riteish a Villain not evil . Cause Dadabhai played against Amay Patnaik within the rules , we all know what a politician can do, but Dadabhai played like a Man , he never threatens Amay Patnaik 's family , He didn't hurt him although Amay Patnaik used every cunning way possible , He blackmailed his old friend but it was okay , he took (the spoilers of the films) to his mother who he respects the most. That's why I thought that if the villain didn't bring your family to this war why did the protagonist did? The reason is , crime should never remain unpunished. He didn't care for the world except his mother . That's why when watching the movie many of you will take Dadabhai's side. Though it's not a right thing to do .Again crime is crime and it should be punished.