SAMRAT BANERJEE

Novel laureate in literature Rabindranath Tagore long back said, "a short story is never finished even it runs down it's course" (শেষ হয়েও হইলো না শেষ). It's upto the viewers how they interpret the future of the story line. Now a days, movies are like the short stories and series are like the full, but this movie probably accurately shows how different pieces of government works and how parts of the big machines work, and I personally liked it very much.

A lot makes sense and Indian football team and coaches should see this movie at present day

Shouldn't have make the sequel. Some stories are best when unfinished. This one robbed it's predecessor!

Actors/actresses are in their prime not when they are young and can dance and action, but when they are matured, that experience brings the best acting out of them. And that's what makes this film brilliant. Also notable mention the direction and camera work. A nice experience throughout the duration.

5 Star performance by all the actors, and K K Menon's acting never needs any introduction. Brilliant scenes and action. BUT - 1. A military high ranking official dies in London with Himmat Singh's finger print all over the hotel room, yet he manages to escape London. More importantly how that rogue official gets a gun in foreign soil for suicide! 2. Hotel staff opening a room for Himmat Singh in Ukrain without verifying his identity!! 3. Non-Raw Himmat and his friend operating in foreign soil with active gun is too much to digest. Story writing needs major improvement.

Hey shaft, love from India. Quick old book action and non apologetic at its best.