Actor Elizabeth Banks’s directorial debut hopes to cruise on the surprise success of Pitch Perfect, but a completely random script, held together by a few scenes of actual delight, lets down her effort. If the singing is few and far between, drama is virtually non-existent with any such scenarios either wished or laughed away.

Pitch Perfect 2 may go off key on the comedy, but on the a capella, it hits all the right notes.

The film passes the Bechdel test with flying colors but the same cannot be said about it when it comes to entertainment. But if you like fluffy entertainment, this could well be your ticket.

With decent technical and production values, Director Elizabeth Banks’ handling of a weak script, fails to impress viewers.