They tried to stretch and copy-paste the formula of first movie, but failed. Skip it, don’t waste your time. Jokes don’t land well, and acting isn’t that good.

Feels like someone tried to recreate the original chaos but forgot the rhythm that made it work. The scale is bigger, the set pieces louder, but the humour doesn’t land with the same precision. John Abraham tries to fill the space, but the absence of Akshay is felt, and the comedy leans more into noise than timing. Nana Patekar and Anil Kapoor still bring moments of fun, but even they can’t fully rescue the writing. It’s watchable in parts, occasionally funny, but mostly a stretched-out echo of a much better film.