I watch Commando movie.Gee.Practically everyone around here resembles a tree, complete with hands serving as tough branches, hair flying like a mess leaves in a squall, not to forget legs which leap into air and return to be rooted in the soil .Really, there’s so much trouble, hubble, bubble and toil, making your blood boil.
So it’s another hard day’s fight for captain Karanvir Singh in Commando 2;The black Money Trail(such a long-nm-winding title), a dhishoom-bhishoom sequel by funster actor -turned-director Deven Bhojani exhorted by producer Vipul Amrutlal Shah.Tchah noe why has Mr shah retired(permanetly or otherwise) from direction?The answer to that, my freinds, is lurkin’ in the world.
Incidentally for the first Commando, Film Institute graduate and prolifiv ad filmmaker, Dilip Ghosh, had been recruited to direct.Omighosh, the stylish Ghosh has been axed.A pity because, at least the first edition of this C-movie had an element of pizzazz.The second edition, however, isn’t even close to teak-hai, since the plot is about as implausible as a peepul jhaad which doesn’t provide shade.Overlit, devoid of any surprises and as dervative of the Hollywood actioners as they come, this Bollywood maara-maari megathon is pure punishment.Ouch grouch.
The storyline, if there is one, goes dizzy over a ragtag bunch of Rakhvalas of our Rastra_plenty of them pouring on the plexscreen nowadaze helmed by the aforecited acaptain(Vidyut Jammmmmmmmmmmwal).By the way, he was courtmartialled unjustly and must retrieve his honour with a I’il help from his assistants including an overwrought Hyderabadi-accented