Several ways than one , this is one of the silliest movie I ever watched ( even topping it’s prequel). Tea sipping mobster (or a

political figure? not much of a difference these days anyway), then there is an aging mobster who speaks innuandos and gibberish and an almost meaningless storyline. Then there are these 3 wretched bums whose sole purpose in life is to kill Sarkar and his cronies. One of those ( Vohra or whora whoever ), is so annoying that you feel like pulling him out of the screen and ’kaan ke neeche ek bajao’  - that annoying and there is this nail baiting guy - give him something to eat for heavens sake.

          

As if his appearence is not annoying enough whora guy  keeps humming seemingly incoherent and idiotic gibberish from some God awefully obscure movies ? Why does he do that ? So out of frame and utterly meaningless.  Looks so cheap in the name of variety. I wonder what happened to that brainy director who made Satya and Rangeela.

          

Shankar ( Michael)  was killed just to make it look like the film actually has unexpected twist and that it does not Dhapao from God father - especially after Avantika ( Appollonia) was killed in exact same fashion as in GF. Aishwarya Rai looks more like well dressed extra/ vampy
force-fitted into this heap of garbage - CEO of a multinational power corp who hates her boss (err father) and falls for our tea sipping  mobster hero only to see him whacked by some guy who is known to us by the gloves he wears. That gloves guy is the funniest and most ludicrous
characters of the movie.  Bet Ramu himself did that  to save some money ).

And this Bapu from Munnabhai whose attair looks like he lives in 18th century maharastrian hamlet and his son ( is he ?) who seem to have a Bisleri bottle attached to his gut and heaven dare take it fromhim.

And they advertize about the scariest movie to date - phoonk. Oh yeah ? Try Sarkar Raj :) and the diro warns that there is a followup - afterall , Subhash Nagre asks someone to bring CHIKKU ( Vincent ?). God help us.

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