This film is more content playing on its old, successful themes, including a Windex spray, and even inveigles a wedding between Toula’s still-squabbling parents under the flimsiest of pretexts to justify the title.

As an ensemble comedy, it somewhat works. But the jokes could have been more in number. Pass the spanakopita, please.

A decidedly flimsy reason to fashion a sequel with nothing but a whiff of long forgotten nostalgia to drive it through, this one is a big fat blunder that’s bound to sink. There’s no great charm to offload, pretentious performances, forced family bonding and a distinct lack of sincerity driving it – so this one is sure to go off the screens even before it can come on, so-to-speak!

It’s got some fun moments of course, and light-hearted family drama that will make you groan with the familiarity of the situations.

But this, without a doubt, will be one of the most unmemorable movies you’ll se this year.