Movie Review of Baaghi 2 by Ahmed Khan

Baaghi 2 has opened in UAE today and is scheduled to open across India and rest of the world on tomorrow. It has a 3-day weekend and is expected to make between 12Cr and 100Cr. The movie has a good story and a star cast, but its weak point is the lack of a coherent structure. Fortunately, the script has some interesting twists and is full of funny moments.

Baaghi 2 is filled with a rushed and poorly planned plot. The film tries every trick in the book to get your money, but only ends up making the film a cliche. While Manoj and Randeep Bajpayee are fine, the movie's expositional sequences are tedious and predictable. The climax is a letdown, with the reveal that isn't particularly interesting.

Baaghi 2 is an attempt to make a "one man army" out of a tough army officer. Though the plot is a pretty standard one, Tiger Woods' stoicism makes the movie entertaining. However, the direction falls flat, and the script takes a number of liberties. Overall, Baaghi 2 is an okay movie, but it will leave you wanting more.

Baaghi 2 is an uninspired remake of Kshanam, another Telugu film. While Sajid Nadiadwala has changed the storyline, the film still has the same feel-good factor: action. While it lacks the original storyline, it does make up for it by being a bit more streamlined. With the added plot twists, Baaghi 2 is one of the best movies of the year.

Baaghi 2 is a mass-friendly action movie that stars Tiger Shroff, Disha Patani, Manoj Bagga, and Randeep Hooda. It's a bloated remake of the Telugu hit Kshanam. In terms of the cast, the film is solid, and Tiger Shroff is the best in the film. But it's still a pretty generic Tiger action movie.

Technically, Baaghi 2 is a good film, with good camera work and a well-developed plot. The cinematographer has captured the action with vivid clarity, but there's no real sense of logic to the plot. Moreover, the DIG is surrounded by 150 armed men with machine guns and war choppers, which seems completely unrealistic. This makes the movie feel less believable.

Despite the flaws, Baaghi 2 is a watchable action thriller that has a great cast. While it may not be a sequel to the successful Baaghi (2016), it expands on its themes of women in troubled situations. Unlike the first film, Baaghi 2 features Ranveer Shroff as the protagonist, and Disha Patani as the lead female.

In general, Baaghi 2 deviates from the plot, with a 25-minute action sequence. The film's ending is rushed and predictable. It is also lacking in jaw-dropping twists and convincing actors. If you want mindless action, this is the movie for you. The actors in Baaghi 2 are both talented and convincing, but the film's lacks a few important details.

Despite its good plot and stellar cast, Baaghi 2 is an underwhelming movie. The script, which was written by multiple people, is a bit confusing and the dialogues are illogical. The action sequences are well-shot and the performances are great, but there's no impact on the audience. The film is too long and too repetitive. It isn't worth watching if you're looking for a romance.

While Baaghi 2 has good actors, it's not as good as its predecessor. While there are some impressive scenes, the script does not give its leading ladies much scope for acting. As a result, the film is too long and lacks an impactful ending. It would be better if the first half had a 30 minute action sequence featuring Tiger and Manoj Bajpayee.