Plot
Captain
Karanvir
Singh
Dogra
(Vidyut
Jammwal),
our
invincible
Commando
is
now
a
part
of
a
special
cell.
This
time,
he
is
assigned
to
assist
the
PMO's
mission
of
bringing
back
the
black
money
that
has
been
siphoned
offshore.
It
all
begins
when India's
most
wanted
Black
Money
agent,
Vicky
Chaddha
and
his
wife
Maria
(Esha
Gupta) get
arrested
in
Malaysia
and are
kept
in
a
safe
house
by
the
Malaysian
authorities.
A
team
of
four-
ACP
Bakhtawar
(Freddy
Daruwala),
Inspector
Bhavna
Reddy
(Adah
Sharma),
Dishank
(Suhail
Nair)
and
Karanvir
himself
are
sent
off
to
Malaysia to
bring
back
Vicky
safely
to
the
Indian
shores
so
that
he
can
spill
the
secrets
that
could
be
of
help
to
the
government
here.
Unfortunately,
the
plan
goes
awry
with
a
sinister
twist.
Will
Karanvir
succeed
in
this mission
of
black
money
trail?
Direction
This
time,
the
reins
of
Commando
2
lies
in
the
hands
of
Deven
Bhojani
who
is
known
for
his
comic
timing
on
the
Indian
television.
One
must
say
that
the
debutante
director
has
pulled
off
a
good
job
in
his
first
film.
The
boring
narrative
and
the
paltry
dialogues
weigh
down
Deven
Bhojani's
efforts
to
make
Commando
2
an
interesting
watch.
Sample
this-
'Aap
baat
itni
gehri
karte
hai,
toh
chot
bhi
kaafi
gehre
dete
hoge.'
Performances
Vidyut
Jammwal's brawny
torso
and
arms
seem
to
have
a
life
of
their
own
as
he
performs
the
hand-to-hand
combats
and
the
gravity-defying
stunts
with
such
ease
that
you
couldn't
help
but
marvel
at
his
dare-devilry
on
screen.
Adah
Sharma
is
supposed
to
be
a
encounter
specialist.
But
all
you
get
to
see
her
doing
is
talk
about
shopping,
clicking
selfies
and
giving
'chapkaas'.
She
comes
across
more
as
a
dimwit
with
an
irritating
Hyderabadi
accent
that
puts
you
off.
Freddy
Daruwala
doesn't
look
convincing
as
an
ACP
and
fails
to
impress
with
his
poker
face
minus
any
expressions.
After
a
dismal
performance
in
last
year's
release
Rustom,
Esha
Gupta make
a
vampy
comeback
on
screen.
This
time,
it's
her
fitting
gowns
and
stilletos
than
her
acting
histronics that
draw
more
of
your
attention.
Adil
Hussain
and
Sheefali
Shah
do
their
job
as
the
script
demands
them
to
do.
Technical
Aspects
The
bright
spot
of
Commando
2
is
Vidyut
Jammwal's
swift,
neat
action
moves
and
aerial
aerobics
that
save
the
day.
Unfortunately,
it's
the
other
poorly-sketched
characters
that
fail
to
stay
with
you.
Chirantan
Das' cinematography
captures
the
bone-crushing
action
and
bloodied
fist-fights
quite
well
and
the
brisk
pace
of
the
film
works
in
its
favour.
Music
There
are
no
songs
in
the
film
except
for
'Hare
Krishna
Hare
Rama'
that
appears
during
the
end
credits.
The
rest
of
the songs
are
a
part
of
the
soundtrack
album
that
has
been
released
online.
On
the
flip
side,
none
of
them
have
managed
to
catch
the
audience's
attention.
Verdict
Commando
2
is
strictly
for
Vidyut
Jammwal
fans
and
for
those
who
have
a
thing
for
action-fests!