Singham Returns Movie Review

Stars- Ajay Devgn, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Anupam Kher, Amol Gupte
Director- Rohit Shetty
Music Director- Ankit Tiwari, Jeet Gangulli, Meet Bros Anjjan and Yo Yo Honey Singh
 
Plot: Bajirao Singham (Ajay Devgn) is still the strict, disciplined cop who believes in changing the society more than punishing. He has his own norms of functioning but it is expected of him that he tones down. Afterall, the supercop is now posted in Mumbai. He is given the responsibility of providing protection to Guruji, a political stalwart who dies under his custody.

Soon after, his head constable is found with crores of rupees in a van, dead! Singham traces all of this to the alliance party who weren’t satisfied with the main party’s agenda of supporting youth power in politics. He wants to take them to task. But it isn’t that easy for him to disband the men in power. After the death of the stalwart in custody, Singham resigns.

Bruised and down on morale, will Singham rise to avenge? Does he defeat the men in power and how is what the film’s story traces.

Review By: Livemint

Shetty tries to do a Shankar in Singham Returns, the sequel to the 2011 Hindi remake of the Tamil movie Singam. A vigilante movie that smartly lands its punches and punch dialogue is well suited to provide unreal solutions to very real problems, but Shetty also wants to change the world, one car blow-up at a time.

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Shetty tries to do a Shankar in Singham Returns, the sequel to the 2011 Hindi remake of the Tamil movie Singam. A vigilante movie that smartly lands its punches and punch dialogue is well suited to provide unreal solutions to very real problems, but Shetty also wants to change the world, one car blow-up at a time.

Read more at: http://www.livemint.com/Leisure/9B261Qvt6BOgGHn2ZCpJwI/Film-Review--Singham-Returns.html?utm_source=copy

Shetty tries to do a Shankar in Singham Returns, the sequel to the 2011 Hindi remake of the Tamil movie Singam. A vigilante movie that smartly lands its punches and punch dialogue is well suited to provide unreal solutions to very real problems, but Shetty also wants to change the world, one car blow-up at a time.

Read more at: http://www.livemint.com/Leisure/9B261Qvt6BOgGHn2ZCpJwI/Film-Review--Singham-Returns.html?utm_source=copy

Shetty tries to do a Shankar in Singham Returns, the sequel to the 2011 Hindi remake of the Tamil movie Singam. A vigilante movie that smartly lands its punches and punch dialogue is well suited to provide unreal solutions to very real problems, but Shetty also wants to change the world, one car blow-up at a time.

Read more here: Livemint

 Review By: Koimoi

It is definitely a very watchable film with Ajay putting in his best foot forward in a role that brings out his caliber to the fullest but for those who are expecting a Rohit Shetty fun watch, this film is neither immensely entertaining or superbly enjoyable. The action doesn’t offer anything new and the drama is too superficial for my taste.

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 Review By: Indiatvnews

However, sequels in Bollywood have rarely worked but it seems favorable for Rohit Shetty yet again. Looking back at his Golmaal series we may get a clear stance. Singham’s sequel in yet another example and cements Rohit’s successful streak in Indian cinema. 

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Review By:Bollywoodhungama

SINGHAM RETURNS provides a voice to the common man and you root for the diligent cop as he wages a war against the crooks. Sure, it's a familiar terrain for moviegoers, since we have experienced such face offs in countless films, but what matters ultimately is how persuasive, ambitious and imaginative it appears, despite the conventional constraints.

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