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Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

I am only giving this movie a 1 for the great cast, though I can't imagine what any of them were thinking. This movie was horrible

Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.

An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.

Typical Bollywood,one step forward with 'once upon a time in Mumbai', And two steps backward with 'once upon a time in Mumbai dobaraa'. What an awful movie,looks like the story line was written by a ten year old,acting was poor to say least. Why on earth Akshay took this role on,i will never know,it just didn't suit him. Don't waste your time with this awful movie. If there was a zero in the rating i would have given it. Acting -0 Story -0 Music -0 Suspense -0 But if for some reason you haven't seen the first movie to this franchise,go watch it as it's a masterpiece,one off the best movies to come out off Bollywood.

Once Upon A Time in Mumbaai released in 2010 was a hit and the dialogues too became famous, Ajay and Emraan received great praise for their roles When the sequel was announced, I was excited cos Akshay Kumar could do a great job as the older Shoaib. The film however disappoints. In fact the film looks more like a wannabe and comes as a poor cousin of the original. The film starts off well but once the love story takes over it gets boring, so much focus is on the love story that nothing else is given importance. The original was more of an action film with songs, romance but more focus on Sultan and Shoaib, here however there are too many coincidencies, It's strange that Sonakshi doesn't come to know true identity of Imran and Akshay and hard to digest, Another prob is the villain's character looks hardly repulsive, The last few scenes are well handled but the impact is missing.Direction by Milan Luthria is a letdown Music by Pritam is nothing great as per the original, Yeh Tune Kya Kiya is the best song in melody terms but the film lacks the PEE LOON type chartbuster.Dialogues are good but lack the impact of the original.Akshay Kumar tries very hard to get into character and does well in several portions but in many portions he looks trying too hard, his dialogue delivery too gets monotonous Imran Khan hardly fits in the role, though he does well in emotional scenes but he looks misfit. Sonakshi Sinha gets a meaty role and does well Amongst rest Ekta's regular Chetan Hansraj is okay, Sarafaraz Khan seen after a long time is good, Mahesh Manjerekar is nothing great, Sonali Bendre in a guest role is good, Pitobash is excellent, Vidya Balan makes a fleeting cameo in Tayab Ali song

Once Upon A Time in Mumbaai Dobara is a well made , beautiful movie. The only thing why it didn't work because people thought it to be a gangster action saga but it turned out to be a love triangle and people got disappointed and gave pretty bad reviews. Akshay Kumar is the treat to watch! He's proved his metal and also proved that he is the best in the industry. This movie is worth a watch because of him. He is cool , his way of delivering dialogues is awesome and has everything that a villain requires. He deserves applauds which no one gave and also deserves a film fare award for his performance.Imraan Khan. Bad choice , but he did pretty well. Unexpected from him. He has done a good job.Sonakshi Sinha did good. As a director Milan Luthria has done an awesome job and Rajat Arora's script and Dialogues are impressive.Watch this for Akshay Kumar and his brilliance. This is one of those good movies which failed because people wanted bullshit like Chennai Express.

Reviewed by: Dare Devil Kid (DDK) Rating: 1.5/5 starsOne of the worst gangster films ever. In fact, it isn't even a gangster movie, but an insipid, done-to-death love triangle masquerading as one. What's bewildering is that the Director, producer, writer, editor, and basically the entire crew excluding the cast are all exactly the same. And going by the Director's and writer's track records, the prequel was certainly no fluke. Maybe just one of those films that just didn't work out right from the onset - probably an aberration on their resume. Finally to Mr. Akshay Kumar, why oh why do you do this time and time again? Follow up one quality film (in this case the spectacular "Special 26") with two to three turkeys (and I'm not even talking about box- office performances over here). I'm already beginning to shudder at what "Boss" is going to turn out like.Another thing that's finally put to rest with this film is the debate over Mr. Kumar's acting chops. He's proved many a time before that he's a good actor. But with this film he also proves that he's good, but not a great actor - because he simply doesn't seem convincing in the hard- hitting, serious portrayal of a real-life mafiosi (an act that a much junior actor like Emraan Hashmi pulled off with confidence, elan, and oodles of conviction). Guess, he should stick to lighter films like "Special 26" or action roles like the ones in "Khakee" and the "Khiladi" series. Imran Khan's and Sonakshi's Sinha's aren't even worth wasting precious ink over.