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Great Film overall

Good movie, but best of all time? Hardly . . .

After success of Jannat, Kunal Deshmukh brings you Jannat 2, first dealt with match fixing in cricket while second part deal with illegal arm racket. Jannat 1 being not a great piece of work but was successful due to controversy around match fixing generated in 2008.Problems with this film are plenty. Film borrows its story from first part but failed miserably to develop characters. Whole film look like a forced attempt to cash on popularity of first part.Emraan Hashmi plays Sonu dilli, an illegal arm racketeer in this film who love a independent, gorgeous, doctor player by Esha Gupta who besides treating patients for free, reaches everywhere emraan is already present for their love to blossom. What a coincidence !Love story run side by side with attempt of sonu dilli to rectify life's mistakes & lead good life by exposing illegal arms syndicate with the help of ACP Pratap Raghuvanshi (randeep hooda) & this makes the rest of story. Chemistry between lead pair looks very artificial. All sequences of the film have a great degree of coincidence as we already saw in 80's films. Newcomer esha gupta is only an eye candy. Randeep hooda gave a good performance notwithstanding a lackluster script. All other characters plays their part well. Music is pathetic, all songs in the film are forcefully introduced which slow down our torture to end. Overall a boring, nonsense avoidable film & please note that there are lots of unnecessary cuss words are used.

Was it a story or a series of events leading to the end? I still don't know what KKC Sonu Dilli's jannat was about. 'Jannat-2' missed a thing or two when compared the previous 'Jannat'. Here we had an obvious storyline. The 'love story' was just there with nothing very special about it.The casting was something that held my attention well for some time and made me appreciate what the casting director did with it. Specially Manish Chaudhary as the villain Mangal Singh Tomar and 'phas gaye re Obama' fame Brijendra Kala as his right hand Sarfaraaz were a very nice choice for the roles they played. Now, it was about repeating what he has done in a number of movies like 'Once upon a time in Mumbai'- 'Justice', Randeep Hooda seriously impresses as ACP Pratap Raghuvanshi. Emraan Hashmi was as he is seen in all the other movies of the same production house. He takes such roles with a subtle ease and makes you feel that acting this way isn't tough at all but then you remember him in 'Dil to bachcha hai ji' where he did steal the show with a similar performance among other artists. So he's good and so is his chemistry with Randeep. Finally, Esha Gupta is a surprise. She is brilliant (mind you I'm not talking of her acting at all).Talking of surprises, there were a few things that surprised me in the film. The end of the film for one, I had a mixed feeling. The end made the story seem incomplete and at the same time the way Emraan's character dies and asks for 'the' promise from Randeep to not to reveal his true identity to his love, so as to avoid her pain; I wasn't expecting that so I liked it. As far as the expectations are concerned, everything else happened in the movie as expected- even the suspense. Hence as mentioned before it didn't seem like a story but a series of events leading to a known ending.Among the few other things, the overuse of the 'B' word at times seemed unnecessary. The scenes having Randeep calling over to listen to his dead wife's voice over an answering machine at different instances are likable. Also, the scene with Esha and Emraan standing in Garden in between a song under a self created shower out of the water pipe was romantic and caught my eye. The music is better than the story off course. The film could have helped itself a little better editing though. The songs in the soulful voices of KK, Mohit Chauhan, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and others are melodious and will be hummed for some time.Though nothing very special about it, overall the movie is an 'OK' entertainer. With a star for the music, and a half for Esha (again not for her acting) and another half for the brilliant chemistry between Emraan and Randeep, and one full star to Randeep's performance; the film for me earns a decent 3 stars out of 5. Though I was thinking of a 2.5 but the half star for the lady for being noticed even without 'acting', it's OK. ~Vaibhav Shrivastava NOTE: After watching the movie a friend set his FB status as "Esha gupta...u made my nights!!! :D N.B: Just came back aftr watching Jannat 2."All I can say is..... – I agree dude!!

To begin with it is quite nice Jannat can become a genre by itself in Bollywood. I really liked way the characters are built up. Movie has a grip through out and you are not bored every time Hooda and Hashmi are on screen together you feel the excitement where is the plot going to move next. Sure enough the story might be a lift from another movie but the dynamics between the characters is handled very adeptly and makes for a pleasant viewing. Am not a Hashmi fan but after seeing this movie I have to say hats off to him being so faithful to the character and his simple no nonsense acting makes him really likable.Final verdict: Definitely entertaining and worth a watch!

Firstly, this film is not a sequel to the original Jannat. It would have been interesting if it had been. Since Hashmi's character was bumped off at the end of the first Jannat, his son growing up in penury and becoming KKC in Jannat 2 would have been an interesting premise - and also provided the necessary continuity. However, the Bhatt camp has taken Hashmi, the title of the former film, and the tune of the hit song 'Zara Si Dil', made a mish-mash (mismatch?) and presented it to the audience as Jannat 2. Sad.Hashmi is in his element: stubble, swagger, tight jacket, together with a brief kissing scene. But no motor cycle riding here. An admirer of Randip Hooda, I felt his underplaying the tragic ACP was OTP.. The Jat villains: Manish Chaudhary (Mangal Singh Tomar) and his sidekick (un-credited) are fearsome and manage to dominate over Hooda and Hashmi any day. The sole female lead, Esha Gupta, who looks like a cross between Lara Dutta and Isha Koppikar, can't act for nuts, sashays throughout the film - more like a ramp model, than like a self-made doctor attending to the poor. Arif Zakaria looks malnourished (more suited for a horror film he appeared in recently), quite unsuited for the role of a senior police officer. One doesn't get to see many malnourished police officers for real. Such is life, dearies. Of course, since the story is set in Delhi, some mandatory shots of heritage areas and buildings like India Gate, Chandni Chowk, Purana Quila, the Qutub Complex and (surprisingly), Nizamuddin, are present. And the ubiquitous Metro. Seems that Bollywood has take to Delhi's Metro Rail in a big way. With its thin plot line, however, the film could have been based anywhere, though.OK for sitting in a swank multiplex, escaping the summer heat for a while and seeing Hashmi's and Hooda's antics. No great shakes, however.