Naam Shabana, touted to be India’s first spinoff.
We see everything—and we also see bubbling romance that had.Its totally about her painful past. Pannu is badly depressed. She is very good at KUDO and Her one channel for venting her latent aggression is in her Kudo classes.
She is being watch by an agency and spy by that agency.Shabana’s recruiter, Manoj Bajpayee is wasted in a role that mostly seems him pacing up and down a stark corridor talking into a Bluetooth headset or a phone. Shabana told Manoj that she want to risen India in sport but according to Manoj she is just wasting her talent.
This is the first, predictable, first half. In second half action starts but movie goes very slowly that itritated me. Also it really is like a whole different movie post interval, with the predictability intact. The action mostly takes place where thay are chasing the international criminal. Enter Prithviraj Sukumaran as Mikhail aka Tony. No one can catch Tony but Pannu has killed him.
The film ends as a set up for Baby but Naam Shabana makes your realise the effort and skill a prequel requires. Much more effort has gone into creating an authentic milieu than crafting an engaging character study in the foreground.
