The movie had a moderately successful run in theaters, with an average rating of around 7 on IMDb. However, this seems quite perplexing and utterly ridiculous.
There are certain movies that should refrain from having sequels. Let the first one stand alone and become a cult classic.
Now, let's analyze the characters in the movie:
Pulkit Samrat, the actor, holds some fame under his belt, but nothing more. His performance is simply devoid of any sense.
Varun Sharma is the sole individual carrying the entire movie on his shoulders, albeit with some poorly delivered punchlines.
Manjot Singh, the actor, appears entirely unnecessary throughout the entire film.
Pankaj Tripathi, replacing Ali Fazal, delivers some terribly forced and bad punchlines, attempting humor but ending up as completely ridiculous.
In essence, the movie is devoid of any meaningful humor or storyline. Watching it was nothing short of torture.
P. S. A special thanks to Ali Fazal for wisely choosing not to be a part of this cinematic disaster.
There are certain movies that should refrain from having sequels. Let the first one stand alone and become a cult classic.
Now, let's analyze the characters in the movie:
Pulkit Samrat, the actor, holds some fame under his belt, but nothing more. His performance is simply devoid of any sense.
Varun Sharma is the sole individual carrying the entire movie on his shoulders, albeit with some poorly delivered punchlines.
Manjot Singh, the actor, appears entirely unnecessary throughout the entire film.
Pankaj Tripathi, replacing Ali Fazal, delivers some terribly forced and bad punchlines, attempting humor but ending up as completely ridiculous.
In essence, the movie is devoid of any meaningful humor or storyline. Watching it was nothing short of torture.
P. S. A special thanks to Ali Fazal for wisely choosing not to be a part of this cinematic disaster.