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The Jass Grewal cinema has its own charm, however, this movie fails to live up to it. The most negative part is the casting - only Guggu Gill and supporting characters do justice to their roles. Tania seems okayish. Ammy Virk does legit no acting in terms of emotions. Every dialogue of his is without any facial expressions and it's very dull and unnerving. I had loved Daana Paani written by Jass Grewal and directed by Tarnvir Singh Jagpal. Maybe as a director Jass Grewal isn't as good as the writer. Even for the story, it's nothing in comparison to Daana Paani or Rab da Radio. Had better expectations really. In general the film could have been improved simply by casting professional actors instead of singer-turned-actors. The only saving grace are the few Jaidev Kumar compositions.

This is truly a masterpiece. The plot is intriguing and unpredictable. The power-packed scenes have a fabulous background music. The action is top-notch. The characters are all well etched and the casting is very appropriate.

Jimmy Shergill is a delight to watch on the big screen. He is so good at creating impressions without heavy dialogues.

Dev Kharoud has delivered his career best. The way he cries and roars seriously gives goosebumps.

Sharan Kaur is the surprise package. We didn't expect such a promising performance that too in such a layered character portrayed by her.

Mukul Dev is the most "whatta character" thrilling guy. He has acted so well, I can't put into words.

The main USP of the film is the direction, story and cinematography. Hats off to Navaniat Singh, Inderpal Singh and Harmeet Singh for putting together everything in such a coherent manner. The dialogues and screenplay are so powerful.... I frequently got the gush up my throat throughout the film.

It's a full entertainer film. Must watch for all movie lovers. It's got everything - romance, thrill, deceit, revenge, emotions, family drama, action and everything you can think of. The ultimate message of the film is to support brotherhood and trust.

The movie leaves you in tears at the end of the 2 hours. That's sufficient to convince you that it's indeed a masterpiece.

Please try something new in Punjabi movies. We are seriously tired of comedies and terrible romance when Sargun Mehta, who is 6 years older than Gurnaam, giggles. These people from television and music industry who are so-called actors have completely ruined the Punjabi film industry.

The only good films being made are the ones by professional actors and directors like Shareek 2 starring Jimmy Shergill, Dev Kharoud and directed by Navaniat Singh. It's a much more worthy to watch film.

Typical Jagdeep Sidhu style... Stretch and overstretch every scene until the viewer is just tired and desperate to leave the cinema hall. Sonam Bajwa is always used as a pretty face and made to wear revealing clothes to attract young boys to the cinema hall ... They come only for that sensuality feeling.

Ammy Virk is a horrible actor. Friendship aside, Jagdeep Sidhu should really consider casting "professional" actors in his films. These singer-turned-actors are too much pain... They can't enact anything except senseless comedy scenes and even that is terrible and unrefined.

Punjabi industry should utilise trained actual actors like Dev Kharoud and Jimmy Shergill properly. Please stop killing the industry with these make-shift movies made with singers... Seriously guys India mein actors ki kami hai kya?

Finally, Jagdeep Sidhu should write something refreshing. Emotional interplay and heartbreak is the usp of most of his films but always the same thing with the same actors makes no sense at all.

Jimmy Shergill never fails to impress. This time he is reuniting with so many actors but his Avatar is completely new. There's a kind of freshness and curiosity for the audience to see what happens next. A worthy binge watch for sure.

What are punjabi songs doing with marathi characters? What is the real need of a romantic number in a cop-based action plot?

Just commercial elements and nothing else.

It's an amazing thriller. I agree not the best one till date but still taking into account that it's 90mins with no interval, the story and acting and everything else is really good.

Jimmy Shergill is as amazing as ever and Asha Negi, Rajshri Deshpande etc have also a decent job.

When I watched it, I was glued to my seat for the entire duration. It's certainly gripping, enthralling and novel in the concept.

As far as predictability goes, no one should expect it to be only a cluster of surprises later dissolving in the end. That format is old-fashioned. This is a recent format for Hollywood thrillers which make people believe that the story is going on certain lines and then the climax breaks through all the predictions.

Jimmy Shergill is shining as handsome and smart as he always is. Please watch it for him. It's high time bollywood pays its dues to the truly deserving and humble actors.

C'mon Bollywood, just adding the word 'dark' to the storyline of film does not make it something out of the box. It's true that sex and starkids are the only two things which sell in bollywood but that doesn't mean you don't look beyond that to make things work.

This has a pathetic story. Anushka Sharma is unwatchable. The songs are just forced to make it more commercially appealing. I don't know why audiences even support such films.

The main reason people did not like this film is because they went with max hopes from Sanjay Dutt who was making a comeback after a long time. But when Jimmy Shergill shined in his performance and did full justice to it, people couldn't digest that Sanju sir had under delivered.

Please respect individual performances. The film was brilliantly made and you would have enjoyed every bit of it had you seen the previous 2 parts because it's all connected. Audiences and critics did very wrong to fail this film commercially and critically. They should have instead criticized sanjay dutt or Chitrangada Singh individually and enjoyed the film for Jimmy and Mahie's breakthrough performances.

He is too talented to play this naive, stupid, lover-boy guy who is befooled by Uday Chopra.

Such a tragic ending does not suit such a handsome looking guy. He should have atleast shown to be married to someone else in the end. Moreover he deserved better dialogues and a variety of emotions to display. Other than the apology dialogues there aren't any other which can make us feel that 'dude, it's Jimmy Shergill speaking'

He has a pivotal role and towards the climax we know that he turns out more unpredictable than Irrfan himself. He has done full justice to the role, it is not an easy task to pretend to be politician's pet and scheme against them at the same time.

He deserves an award. If Varun Dhawan can get nominations for his stupid and irritating acting in main tera hero and dishoom, Jimmy should be given the National Award for best actor in supporting role.

If ever an ace and layered role has been written for any character in any bollywood movie, it cannot be better than 'Arif Khan' played by Jimmy Shergill. He is a muslim officer who is fierce, at the sight of whom gangster pee in their pants. No he doesn't have a gangster-like look, very decent, clean shaven and handsome. His loyalty is questioned till the climax but his role sets an example for every indian who has faith in the politicians of their own religion and disregard others. Jimmy has so powerfully delivered this performance, he literally set the stage on fire 🔥🔥🔥

If you have watched shoutout at Lokhandwala, shoutout at wadala or even dus kahaniyan for that matter, you would have easily made out from the trailer that this film has nothing new. Mumbai, the gangsters, the police, the politics that's all shown in the conventional manner. Though actors strive to perform, there is little interest due to no story at all. Avoid watching this. Watch "A Wednesday" on Netflix instead that is how thrillers should be written.

Himesh Reshammiya has done a great job here, presenting pop fused with Indian music in a refreshing manner. Zara Jhoom Jhoom was one of the most popular songs in 2006. Others like Tanha Jiya Na Jaaye and Cheena Re Cheena are also enjoyable for loop play during workout. The movie seems a little over the dose for comic elements but the plot and music make it thoroughly enjoyable.

I am not sure if it is officially a remake of punjabi film "Tera mera ki rishta" (2009), but the same story has been adopted in a terrible manner. Those who have watched the punjabi film starring Jimmy Shergill and Kulraj Randhawa will surely realise that this remake had mocked the amazing plot in the original movie. All characters and situations are exactly the same from beginning to the end except for the preset to the background in which Sonu Sood is introduced, his role is parallel to that of Raj Babbar. The songs in TMKR were far more in montage of the plot compared to RV. Also, the direction of the two cannot be compared. While Navniat Singh beautifully etched out all the emotional and dramatic scenes, director of RV has solely used romantic elements. Girish Kumar is absolutely unwatchable and his moves are far too exaggerated. The climax was also presented in a much better way in TMKR. Last but not the least, the supporting actors in TMKR had much better dialogues and solid roles which is surely missing from RV.

I suggest everyone who watched this to watch "Tera Mera Ki Rishta" and see for themselves what a gem of a movie it was.

The film might not be that good but the music is worth appreciating. Dil Kashi by Sonu Nigam and Meetha sa by KK are definitely two very sweet, heartbreaking romantic songs with great background music too.

The characters are stronger than the script itself and the performances are just gonna leave you awestruck. The way Jimmy Shergill pulled off an award winning performance by just being limited to a wheel chair in majority of the scenes, is a testimony of superb direction and powerful dialogues. Mahie Gill delivers a stupendous performance, unpredictable from beginning till the end. Finally Irrfan and Soha Ali Khan's chemistry stands out amidst all the darkness and deceit portrayed in the film. This deserves a much higher IMDb.

One movie every youngster must watch. It is about a young man going from scratch to a big business in a foreign country and his principles and way if thinking is very unique. Such a calm and at the same time aggressive protagonist has never been seen in any of the hindi films.