Raid 2 is the story of an honest officer and a corrupt politician. The year is 1989. Income Tax Director Amay Patnaik (Ajay Devgn) took over the palace of Raja Kunwar (Govind Namdeo) in Jaipur and confiscated it with black money. Rajas Manager offers bribery and, surprisingly, Amay accepts this offer. He is caught and transferred to Boji. The city is ruled by Manohar Dhankar alias Dada Bhai (Riteish Deshmukh). He is also considered a minister and a charity. Therefore, the inhabitants of Bhoj are ready to worship him and put a burden on him. Amay is surprised that he can't find a single mention of money shorts or corruption to Dada Bhai or other residents. When Amay realized something was fishing, he looked around and interacted with the residents to get more information. Soon he encounters evidence that corrupts Dadabai. Amay senior Anjani Kaul (Rajat Kapoor) approves the attack. Amay and his income tax office civil servant Bhoj launched the raid with Dada Bhai homes, offices and five-star property. Amay is sure he hides a lot of black money from his property. Unfortunately, he is unable to find a single instance of money that has not been reported. Amay soon realizes that Dada Bhai could be a clever, corrupt suspect he met. Amay is forced to change his strategy so that he can reveal Dada Bhai. What happens next is the rest of the film.
RAID 2 Movie Story Review:
The history of Ritesh Shah, Raj Kumar Gupta, Jaideep Yadav, and Karan Vyas is Raid [2018] compared to the first part. The scripts by Ritesh Shah, Raj Kumar Gupta, Jaideep Yadav and Karan Vyas are perfect for engaging, entertaining and dramatic moments. However, in some places the letters may have been narrower. The dialogue between Ritesh Shah, Raj Kumar Gupta, Jaideep Yadav and Karan Vyas is interesting and transported to the humorous merchant.
The direction of Raj Kumar Gupta is simple. He also guarantees that the film has sufficient commercial value, so he can rely on a large portion of his audience. He also has a certain sensitivity that he has no effect. The balance achieved is admirable. He chose to act attractively. The challenge this time Amai is opposed is because the antagonist is much sharper in the first part, and the genius is much sharper than the villain. The character of the mother (Supriya Pathak Kapur) and the expression of the Sushma Jankalyan Foundation stand out. The first half is decent and Raj Kumar Gupta reserves the best in the second half. Here the film shows its true glow.
Meanwhile, Dada Bhai's promotion in politics seems unconvincing and not sudden. You can understand that he will win local elections and will likely become a minister of the state government. Instead, he is catapulted as a central minister! I'm interested in the first half. Even Amay Patnaik's investigation in post-interval parts is important for the film, but it doesn't cause much from the audience. The characters of Punit Sahni (played by Amay's Sardar Batchmate, Sandep Kapoor) do not create a brand. Raja Kunwar's characters are presented dramatically, but there's little to do.
Raid 2 starts with good grades. The Amay entry is predictable, but still works well. Dada Bhai's entry is even more dramatic, and a very unusual intro scene for the villain. The scene where Amay meets a colleague from the Bhoj office is interesting. Then, interest grows as soon as Amay executes the attack. The break promises to break the second half. The second half begins well with the article number. The film then fell, and fortunately, it gets better with the entry of Lallan Sudheer (Amit Sial). From here the film remains constant. The highlights are the best part of the company and are greeted with applause.
RAID 2 Movie Review Performance:
Ajay Devgn is back to his element. He keeps his actions cautious, and it works for his character. However, his dialogue is not heard in some scenes. Riteish Deshmukh is wonderful and brings justice to some of his adversaries. In some scenes, his eyes tell all of this, and this is also very admirable. According to Ek Villain [2014], the actor once again proves that he is versatile and that filmmakers should see him in roles that should be seen beyond comedy and beyond comedy. Vaani Kapoor (Malini) has little to do. Amit Sial is a surprise package and is a huge contributor to the laughing quotient. Performance is first class. Another scene from the film is Shruthipandi (Zitaji). Supriya Pathak Kapur plays the decisive character and is beautiful. Rajat Kapoor offers competent support. Saurabh Shuckla (aka Tauji for Rameshwar Singh) is fantastic. However, it has little to do with his character. The same applies to Govind Namdeo. As always, the Yashpal Sharma (Devinder Gehlot) is good. However, there is much more to be expected from him as his personality was introduced. The Pritisha Srivastava (Mini) is cute. Sanjeev Jhori (Ashok), Brijendra Kala (Vinay Bakaya) and Ayushi neema (Anita) provide competent support. Samayar Singh (Vikram Ghaadiyal) and Ikram Khan (Kamal Chauhan; Ias -Officer) are fine. Taman Nabatia.
2 Raids film music and other technical aspects.
"Kamle" and "Dillagi" are touching and do not function as speed breakers. "Nasha" is catchy and loved by front legends. The "Money Money" that is played during the final loan is also attractive. Amit Trivedi's background score (an additional background rating by Amar Mohile) is one of the film's strengths.
Sudhir Kumar Chaudhary's cinematography is satisfying. Rita Ghosh's production design is in sync with past times. The outfits of Naveen Shetty, Mehak Shetty and Priyanka Castelino are realistic. The same applies to R P Yadav's actions. Sandeep Francis' editing may have been sharp in the first half.
RAID 2 Movie Review Conclusion:
Overall, Raid 2 has a strong and lasting influence. It features its fascinating drama, impressive antagonists, and a second half. The film is well placed at the box office to use the advantages of a four-day weekend and minimal competitive advantage on the immediate release calendar.
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