The Film Has Less Than 10 Percent of the Hilarious Quotient of the Writer’s Past Work.

Vishal O. Sharma as the ‘pehelwan’ (wrestler) and the actress who plays Manga’s grandmother is very impressive and quite impressive respectively. But the film isn’t even remotely impressive.

Bad, Boring and Retarded Movie That Will Make You Pull Your Hair in Frustration!

We would have liked to give such a film (on the basis of its plot and its smart connection to the original film) a higher rating, but the plodding and uninteresting narration and flawed treatment make us remove one star and only acknowledge the effort made.

Too Much Glorification of the Negative…

Revenge Drama Created for Single Screens, and Sanjay Dutt Fans…

Nothing Happened, then Interval Came, then Nothing Happened, and the Film Ended!

Methinks the director requires a long holiday from work, learning the craft of making HINDI movies that connect with informed and aware entertainment-seekers of 2017 rather than with a few ‘yes-men’ or impressionable media critics that will not take the film anywhere.

The only plus-point of the film is that it is non-judgmental, which is expected from Onir. It may not be atrocious as “Bas Ek Pal,” which remains one of the worst films I have ever watched, but it is listless, too tiresome despite its 108-minute length, and with all the unanswered questions and fence-sitting at the end, a complete waste of time.

Thumbs Down for Mediocre Plot, Clichéd Humor and Illogical Climax