Movie Name : Force 2 (2016)
STORY :
Shiv Sharma (Tahir), a mole in the Indian Embassy of Budapest is spilling data about RAW specialists. Auditor Yash (John) and RAW specialist KK (Sonakshi) should chase him down and deal with him.
REVIEW :
A redo of the 2003 Tamil blockbuster Kaakha, Force is an exciting mixed drink of powerful activity and blustery sentiment that guarantee there will never be a dull second. Chief Nishikant Kamat also goes the Rohit Shetty-Abhinav Kashyap (Singham-Dabangg) way and attempts to make an older style activity film which adheres to the attempted and-tried recipe of pitching the legend against the miscreant in umpteen high testosterone groupings of unadulterated mara-mari. Furthermore, for accentuation, there are the heartfelt intervals where the macho hero, off-kilter with feelings, makes an honest effort to manufacture an unusual new relationship which requests an absolutely new enthusiasm from him: one that doesn't have anything to do with battering heads and crushing vehicles.
In any case, hello, it's the time of entertaining the vintage, isn't it and retro is genuinely stylish. Likewise, the way that Force features some eminent craftsmanship, both in its activity and enthusiastic groupings and has a second a large portion of that in a real sense plunges at an excited speed, guarantees that you never lose interest in the onscreen procedures. Things to appreciate: weirdos John and Genelia attempting to observe a typical gathering point, with Genelia transparently proclaiming she needs to have intercourse to the studly cop, the cop group of four that resolutely compensation a conflict against the medication cartel, the battle groupings shot with workmanship and artfulness by Ayanankar Bose, the high enthusiastic remainder in a without a doubt activity film....And indeed, how might we fail to remember this: John Abraham's unadulterated beefcake request.