ड्रीम गर्ल 2

Once again Director Raj has come up with a sequel of its super hit film Dreamgirl but this time it misses below the mark. First Dreamgirl was a perfect comedy film that entertains you with perfect storyline, best dialogues and character situation comedies. Dreamgirl 2 also has the same charm and this time with more characters and good punch lines but the story is below average as compare to the 1st one.

Even some supporting characters are wasted for just having few scenes and director seriously wasted their comic timing with average dialogues. Ayushman Khurana once again saves the film and carry the movie from start to end is what called perfect acting. Rest of the cast is average and doesn't have much to do as the story doesn't satisfy their characters as the previous one.. Anyway it's a one time watch you'll laugh at some point and get bore at some time but I still gonna say the 1st Dreamgirl is superb as compare to this one....

First of all I am really really pissed that they decided to cast Ananya Pandey opposite of Ayushman Khurana. I'm a huge fan of Ayushman and really really hate Ananya Pandey's over acting. She doesn't really have any sort of expression in her face and her dialogue delivery is so so bad. And I was upset with ayushman's performance as well since we remember dream girl part 1 and it was a huge hit. We were so hopeful that we are about to see another blockbuster comedy. But throughout the entire movie there was not even a single scene where I could laugh. The dialogue writer didn't do a good job at all.... the script was weak.

This is a sequel to Dreamgirl but the plot remains roughly the same. In order to impress and convince Pari's (Ananya Panday) father, Karam (Ayusmann) takes up the job of a bar dancer as a girl (Pooja) and he dances so well that he ends up getting a lot of male attention and finally a marriage proposal that offers him 50 lakh rupees.

Not seeing any better deal, he agrees to it and the rest is history. But even the history remains the same as the first part. So no surprises on the story here.

What is surprising in this part is the complete transformation of Karam into Pooja while previously it was just the voice, this time it is entirely a girl.

And Ayushmann nails this transformation, nowhere he looks like a guy and the dance performances: both the songs; "Jamnapar" and "Mar jawangi" are beautifully shot and the dancing skills of Ayushmann are terrific; as graceful as any female dancer would have had.

The another good part is that barring a few over the top scenes, the entire film is so humorous; the first scene itself just got me: it opened with the "Jagran" performance on the song "Naach". With actors like Vijay Raaz, Rajpal Yadav, Paresh Rawal, Anu Kapoor, Abhishek Banerjee, Sudesh Lehri; the film was filled with plenty of punches and gigs. I was in laughs and awe the whole time.

So, watch it for all the humour from amazing pool of actors and definitely Ayushmann!!

It's almost same as dream girl with a bad script, over drama and Ananya Pandey.

Acting - Ayushman Khurana did very good. His acting as Pooja, his dance moves as Pooja will make other leading actress to work harder.

Other actors- Though couple of the side actors has less screen time like Paresh rawal but whatever part they had they did justice. Only actor whose less screen time was a blessing to the audience was Ananya Pandey. Thankyou Dreamgirl 2 team.

Ending - Too much crap. The last emotional song was good, Ayushman's expressions were good. But, since, we have not seen any romantic angle of ayushman & ananya, it was very hard to connect. Looked very fake.

Ananya's expression didn't help at all.

The script could have been structured better. It might have been a better movie, if out of all side angles, 1 might had been cut off to pay better and more attention for others.

Don't watch it guys. Better watch dream girl 1 again!

The primary objective of a comedy movie is to make people laugh and make audiences entertained with one-liners and shrewd humour. Raaj Shaandilyaa's 'Dream Girl 2' does that and some more.

It may not be ridiculously funny or insanely witty, but the engaging exchange of dialogues and screenplay will keep a broad smile on your face for the entirety, and that's an accomplishment in my book.

My gripe is that despite having quite a stupendous ensemble fraught with infinite talent and potential, the writing here could not provide all the actors the amount of space they deserved. Other than that, this was a fun watch, regardless of its silly, crass nature.