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I first saw this in the early 90s on a vhs.

Revisited it once more.

This one has 39 mins of footage from the previous part.

In the original, Father Jim gets shot mistakenly by the cop outside the orphanage but in this one they say that it was the janitor Kelsey who got shot by the cop mistakenly.

The first kill is done in a terrible way.

It's gets annoying, red handkerchief, red car, red stuff... Also what kinda man uses a full red color handkerchief?

We have a nasty kill via an umbrella. Impaling by umbrella really possible?

Wtf happened to mother Superior? Her face?

I loved the way the killer chased mother Superior and made her feel scared. She deserved to go thru the tension for punishing small kids.

Many people walked out the theatre midway.

Was it the length (almost 4 hours boredom) or was it the sick gore (shock value)?

Twice my reviews got deleted.

There r infinite losers in my beloved India that they cannot respect opinions. These losers love chest thumping jingoism.

Everybody involved in this movie shud learn from Sarfarosh.

Sarfarosh handled cross border terrorism, domestic terrorism, underworld mafia, corrupt cops, snitch network, corrupt businessman, etc so very well n Sarfarosh was way ahead of its time.

Coming back to this movie, during the end car scene when Hamza is driving Rehman towards Chowdhury, Rehman removes a pocket knife. Rofl. An underworld don not carrying a pistol? Also when Hamza runs away in the forest and Chowdhury n his team surrounds Rehman, that time Rehman very conveniently removes machine guns. Very conveniently for action sequence.

A daughter recording a father's political meeting to hand over to her paramour is beyond me.

Enemy country Pakistan having sophisticated guns n other weapons manufactured in their own backyard is again beyond me. I thot Pakistan is a poor country n backwards regarding technology.

Basically this movie is Gangs of Wasseypur part 3 set in Pakistan with gore, abusive language in Hindi n vulgarity.

This movie insulted an ex prime minister Manmohan Singh (a gem of a person n the best finance minister from India), glorified villains n promoted us vs them mentality.

While in the first part Jatil is summoned to investigate the murder of a rich aristocrat, this time Jatil Yadav returns as a more experienced but still morally stubborn officer to investigate the massacre of members of the Bansal family.

While the Bansal family is very rich n powerful with connections everywhere, Jatil infuriates his superiors, forensic experts n remaining members of the Bansal family to seek truth so that he can sleep peacefully.

At last we, Bollywood, hav our own Benoit Blanc n Hercule Poirot.

The movie moves at a decent pace, with sufficient tension n suspense.

Nawaz once again gave a terrific performance.

Waiting for part 3.