Sudipto Haldar

If you are around 50 and grew up watching Bollywood masala movies of the 1980s, then you must go and watch Raktobeej 2. Not because it’s a masterpiece, but because it is a perfect remake of those 80s potboilers—full of non-stop “dhisoom dhisoom” fights, a glaring absence of logic, 5–6 randomly placed songs, a heroine in “hot” attire, police who either arrive late or just stand by as spectators, and of course the long-winded dying lecture of the villain that instantly reminded me of Ramanand Sagar’s Ramayana. The most astonishing discovery here is that in the entire Bangladesh, there seem to be only two police officers—the characters played by Subrat Dutta and Sanjib Sarkar. These two poor souls are shown as doing everything: arresting criminals, controlling law and order, and even handling VVIP protection. Apparently, the whole country depends on them! Another curious attempt was to make the actors speak in a Bangladeshi dialect. Unfortunately, every single one of them failed miserably. Instead of feeling authentic, it only distracted and felt forced. Nandita–Shibaprasad have successfully proved that making a sequel is no easy task. The most daunting part, however, is the hint that Raktobeej 3 is on its way—with Shibaprasad himself stepping in as the lead antagonist. Knowing him, he will definitely try to glorify his role and make it larger-than-life. Well, let him do whatever he wants—but as for me, I am not going to waste time on the next sequel.

Very slow Poor screen play Huge continuity loss in multiple places Failed attempt to capture period Sequences copied from movies/web series like Gangajaal, Special Ops, Khakee the Bihar Chapter Unnecessary insertion of songs (only the song by Shila da was good) Very poor casting Underutilisation of Abir How a sub inspector becomes a DSP is not understood How a jailed police officer got promoted to the rank of DSP is not clear In 25 years time no age effect on the hero and heroine Overall a poor movie

The movie has turned the subject of space science a subject of kinder garden. Akshay Kumar did nothing but to give some vocal tonics. The team of scientists shown in the movie are all seemingly genius who could do anything their boss Akshay Kumar asks to do. They are all good fighters (the metro scene). Quite interesting to see how easily they got the project approved by the Government. The movie was too predictable. No suspense, no thrill. Everything was a cakewalk. Dilip Tahil was posed as a villain but in a half hearted manner. The graphics in the last minutes showing the camera in the satellite are too childish ... looking like those from comic strips. Not a good choice.

Fascinating…superb acting by Siddharth Malhotra…apt for the character…nicely woven story line … actions are just optimum and there was no “BHASAN” (lecture) which is usual in all other war movies. The end is very touchy … it will not make anyone feeling bored while watching this movie. A must watch one👍👍👍👍

Should be negatively rated. Such a poor movie !!!! Pity for my favourite Akshay Kumar ... he could survive even if he avoided this movie. Nothing else can be said about this movie ...I simply wasted my data.