Sunny
Deol
took
26
years
to
come
out
with
a
sequel
for
his
1990's
hit
movie
Ghayal.
Produced
by
Dharmendra,
Sunny
is
back
as
Ajay
Mehra
in
Ghayal
Once
Again
and
mind
you,
this
movie
is
directed
by
Sunny
Deol
himself.
Now,
would
you
be
interested
to
seeing
a
sequel
of
the
movie
which
released
26
years
ago?
Even
if
you
are
interested,
do
you
think
this
movie
deserves
a
watch?
Read
on
to
find
out!
Cast:
Sunny
Deol,
Om
Puri,
Shivam
Patil,
Aanchal
Munjal,
Soha
Ali
Khan,
Narendra
Jha,
Manoj
Joshi
and
Tisca
Chopra
Director:
Sunny
Deol
Ghayal
Once
Again
Plot:
The
story
of
Ghayal
Once
Again
starts
off
where
Ghayal
had
ended.
Ajay
Mehra
(Sunny
Deol)
after
spending
14
years
in
jail
is
back
to
fight
corruption.
The
movie
starts
off
with
a
climax
scene
from
Ghayal
when
Sunny
Deol
kills
Amrish
Puri
amidst
police
force
and
then
surrenders,
just
to
give
a
jist
of
the
prequel
to
those
viewers
who
would
not
have
watched
Ghayal.
The
concept
of
this
movie
is
nice!
Murder
of
ex
cop,
Joe
D'Souza
(Om
Puri)
who
had
arrested
him
in
the
prequel
move
gets
killed
by
a
big
businessman's
son,
Kabir
Bhansal
(Abhilash
Kumar)
in
the
presence
of
Home
Minister.
This
murder
gets
captured
in
video
by
4
kids,
Rohan
(Shivam
Patil),
Zoya
(Diana
Khan),
Anushka
(Aanchal
Munjal)
and
Varun
(Rishab
Arora)
who
had
been
recording
bird
footages
on
their
trip.
Rohan's
father,
a
top
lawyer
surrenders
the
video
to
Raj
Bhansal
(Narendra
Jha)
whose
kid
committed
the
murder.
Dejected
college
kids
try
to
take
matters
in
their
own
hand
and
give
the
back
up
copy
of
the
video
to
Ajay
Mehra
to
obtain
justice.
Sadly
the
calls
are
tapped
by
Raj
who
uses
all
his
force,
money,
powers
and
swat
team
type
bodygaurds
to
stop
the
video
from
getting
leaked
or
aired
on
news
channel.
So
this
forms
the
crux
of
the
movie
and
how
Ajay
helps
the
kids,
does
he
manage
to
get
the
video
footage
forms
the
crux
of
the
story.
As
mentioned
before,
the
concept
of
the
movie
is
good,
and
is
not
as
bad
as
one
would
think
it
is.
In
a
good
way,
this
movie
is
not
all
about
Sunny
Deol
and
all
the
other
cast
members
get
equal
importance
and
screen
time,
this
makes
the
movie
a
lot
bareable.
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GHAYAL
ONCE
AGAIN
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Coming
to
the
performances,
every
actor
has
done
justice
to
his
role,
be
it
Narendra
Jha,
Tisca
Chopra
or
the
small
actors
who
essayed
the
role
of
college
kids
and
businessman's
son.
The
only
person
we
find
faults
in,
is
Sunny
Deol
who
performed
like
it
was
a
1980's
movie.
Had
he
mellowed
his
performance
and
gotten
away
with
unnecessary
running
etc,
this
movie
would
have
got
better
rating.
Camera
work
is
good
but
sadly
some
of
graphic
scenes
of
the
helicopter
were
really
bad.
POSITIVES:
-
The
movie
is
based
on
a
good
concept.
-
The
direction
of
the
movie
was
good,
Sunny
excelled
better
as
a
director
than
as
an
actor
in
this
movie.
Barring
a
few
unnecessary
scenes
mentioned
below,
the
direction
was
good.
-
Only
one
song,
so
that's
a
good
thing!
-
An
awesome
twist
just
minutes
after
the
interval
is
one
of
the
best
things
in
the
movie.
So
if
at
all
you
watch
then
look
after
this
one
twist
in
the
tale.
NEGATIVES:
-
Major
negative
is
Sunny
Deol's
acting
which
was
explained
before.
-
In
spite
of
his
car
getting
hit
by
a
train
and
topling
over,
he
strangely
is
not
wounded,
then
again
he
sits
in
a
helicopter
and
crashed
it
into
a
building,
yet
nothing
happens
to
him,
which
to
us
seems
quite
stupid.
Like
is
it
humanly
possible
to
be
in
an
accident
and
not
get
hurt?
Or
are
you
a
superman?
-
The
climax
scene
is
bad,
super
bad.
Had
the
movie
ended
just
5
minutes
before,
then
it
would
have
been
great,
but
alas
they
prefer
to
show
us
a
Sunny
Deol
who
gets
shot
with
2-3
bullets
yet
he
feels
no
pain
and
is
fighting
with
the
villain
using
his
world
famous
"Dhai
Kilo
Ka
Haath" slap.
-
A
lot
of
filmy
scenes
like
he
gets
graced
by
a
bullet
in
the
head
and
he
gets
shaken
only
for
a
few
seconds,
he
gets
hit
by
a
car
yet
he
is
back
up
and
running
in
no
time
and
oh
yeah,
he
jumps
from
one
running
train
to
another
like
a
superhero!
-
Yes,
how
can
we
forget
Ajay
Mehra's
nervous
attacks
for
which
he
keeps
popping
pills,
the
most
worst
scene
that
could
ever
be
shot.
This
particular
aspect
should
have
been
totally
removed.
As
a
viewer
when
we
see
Ghayal
Once
Again,
where
there
is
a
rich
businessman
staying
in
Antilia,
who
saves
his
spoilt
son,
you
can't
help
but
think
of
Mukesh
Ambani.
A
couple
of
years
ago,
there
was
a
controversy
of
Mukesh
Ambani's
son
being
in
a
accident
and
injuring
people
and
this
news
got
burried
in
matter
of
days.
So
on
watching
the
movie,
you'll
notice
this
uncanny
resemble
to
the
characters
in
the
movie
and
Ambani,
its
like
the
story
was
inspired
by
that
incident
and
strangely
Sunny
Deol
doesn't
fear
showing
Antilia
around
100
times
in
the
movie.
VERDICT:
If
you
have
the
courage
to
bare
Sunny
Deol's
acting
then
you
can
surely
watch
for
it
is
not
as
bad
as
one
would
expect
it
to
be!