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вЂњKaala reвЂќ and вЂњChee Chaa LedarвЂќ remains best of the lot. And finally its length! 160 minutes is too long though it didnвЂ™t affect the film much unlike first part.ДЄnyways, the music is average. Frankly, after a point it get repetitive and also doesnвЂ™t really evokes a laugh out of you. Kashyap has already used funny songs during intense situations many times before. The twists and turns are unpredictable except for the very end which was but obvious. Also the very first scene of first part (the one which has one daily soap actress welcoming you) has an extended version in this part. Some humorous moments between Huma Qureshi and Nawazuddin Siddiqui adds some laughs to some thrilling moments. You want the agonistic people to die off badly and thus the violence was given.Д«oth first and second half are equally satisfying and well organized. These characters and the story around them makes GANGS OF WASSEYPUR 2 an enjoyable fare. Or the вЂњperpendicularвЂќ character who leaves the viewers stunned. Take that Orchestra singer who comes up to sing every occasion in Khan Family.

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Kashyap knows how to create impact of characters on viewers, then be it even a small characters. Unlike the prequel, here the story is very well penned and the characters are excellently described. The film starts of where the first part ended up. It gets difficult to flip your eyes even for once because the proceedings are so fact and engaging that you indulge yourself in it. GANGS OF WASSEYPUR 2 is a fitting sequel to GANGS OF WASSEYPUR and a better one than its prequel. I donвЂ™t remind of any sequel which took the story of its prequel ahead. But if Hollywood can milk commercially viable ideas through prequels, sequels, and remakes for decades, no reason why Kashyap canвЂ™t try his luck.Cast: Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Huma Qureshi, Richa Chaddha, Tigmanshu Dhulia, Reema Sen, Piyush Mishra. The chemistry between this unlikely couple makes for some of the most enjoyable scenes in the film.ДЇinally, could this same effect have been achieved by a heavily edited, combined version of part 1 and 2? Probably. Huma Quereshi is a real beauty and delivers a powerful performance even in scenes where she isnвЂ™t required to do much but glide about in Raybans. Siddiqui is brilliant, his frail body immaterial to his gigantic screen presence. Undoubtedly, performances are the film's mainstay. With stray bullets killing mortals erratically, Kashyap finds beauty in splattering blood and falling bullet shells with the cinematography often reaching somewhere poetic. Kashyap seems content here to let his madcap characters actually enjoy themselves, making for a far sillier - and decidedly more joyous - cinematic universe. While that indulgence adds considerably to the filmвЂ™s length, it also allows Kashyap to add his signature details that give the film a zany sense of humour through all that grim.ДЄ marriage вЂbrass bandвЂ™ singer with a lisp and gaudy shirts sings passionately at funerals, charactersвЂ™ ring tones give away hints of their true personality and FaizalвЂ™s wife (Huma Quereshi) bursts into crazy half English, half Wasseypur songs at moments that are meant to be the most poignant. Onscreen, Faizal indulges in substance abuse while off-screen director Anurag Kashyap gets indulgent with the characters and the chronicle.

It's indulgence вЂ“ rather, over-indulgence вЂ“ that hinders the sequel to an extent. The offbeat songs that act as background score aid this sense of craziness that looms over the entire film. The humour gets darker and more unnerving. The men have turned to exploit businesses like the auctioning of the Railways' scrap iron, booth-capturing and election-related violence, all while wielding sophisticated weapons. The idea, this time around, is to show the massive transformation of Wasseypur in the last decade, as a result of which a number of gangsters operate as opposed to a handful in earlier times. You are immersed into a world where people are called вЂPerpendicularвЂ™ and вЂDefinite,вЂ™ the best way to get a restaurant to empty out is by shooting a bullet in the air, mothers pack guns into their childrensвЂ™ school bags and wives support the madness of husbands, proudly sashaying around as they kill. Unlike part 1, which took its time to set up, GoW 2 gets on with it right away.

Gangs of wasseypur 2 review