Khuda Haafiz 1 was more of a search & rescue saga, which accentuates Vidyut's action and exotic locations with little to no preference for the storyline; whereas, the sequel, Khuda Haafiz 2, inclined more toward a deeper, substantial revenge narrative that tends to speak of a sensitive societal topic.
Albeit, the hardcore fans of Vidyut, who only like to see him doing his action may find the first half to be on the slower side but for the others, for the casual viewers, the slow and steady buildup of the first two acts will come off as rather necessary, given how the whole series of events shape up shortly thereafter.
Now, as far as the second half is concerned, I feel, there is something for everybody down there. Plentiful Action, some powerful drama, and most notably, a neatly formulated plot that has seemingly paid its due dividends in the concluding moments. Even though the finale did seem a bit far-fetched, a bit cliché in a sense; however, one thing is for certain; Revenge hasn't been sweeter before!
Albeit, the hardcore fans of Vidyut, who only like to see him doing his action may find the first half to be on the slower side but for the others, for the casual viewers, the slow and steady buildup of the first two acts will come off as rather necessary, given how the whole series of events shape up shortly thereafter.
Now, as far as the second half is concerned, I feel, there is something for everybody down there. Plentiful Action, some powerful drama, and most notably, a neatly formulated plot that has seemingly paid its due dividends in the concluding moments. Even though the finale did seem a bit far-fetched, a bit cliché in a sense; however, one thing is for certain; Revenge hasn't been sweeter before!