Ramadheer Singh (Tigmanshu Dhulia) continues to be the antagonist who, this time, attempts to instigate Definite (Zeishan Quadri), FaizalвЂ™s stepbrother, against him. However with every other local aspiring to be a Sultaan or a Sardar, the city and its crime scene arenвЂ™t as it used to be. Over as the dreaded gang-lord of the crime syndicate in Wasseypur. Post the death of his father Sardar Khan, followed with his brotherвЂ™s murder, Faizal (Nawazuddin Siddiqui) takes The sequel starts exactly from where the forerunner ended.

However beyond a point it falls slack on story, after which it stretches the yarn, turning repetitive and foreseeable. Simultaneously, the sequel carries forward the same grit, grammar, vigour and vengeance of its predecessor. With the two episodes being conceived and filmed Having said that itвЂ™s important to clarify that Gangs of Wasseypur Part 2 is not substandard cinema by any means. And good idea because it makes the prequel look as a standalone superlative saga! Had the two been clubbed together, the limitations of the second would have diluted the overall impact.

Bad because drawing parallels with the prequel is inevitable and in that context the sequel pales in comparison. Yet its two steps ahead of any revenge-drama, the most exploited genre and sentiment in Bollywood.Д¬ast: Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Zeishan Quadri, Huma Qureshi, Tigmanshu DhuliaД«arring the long runtime, one isnвЂ™t quite certain whether Anurag KashyapвЂ™s idea of releasing the Wasseypur chronicle in two different parts is a good idea or bad. IDiva verdict: Gangs of Wasseypur Part 2 might not be as perfect as its prequel. What's Not: Beyond a point the sequel falls slack on story, after which it stretches the yarn, turning repetitive and foreseeable. What's Hot: Everything from the gritty action, crude dialect, offbeat music, engaging camerawork is authentic to the core and adds to the effect.

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