A buddy-cop movie where the plot is optional? John Abraham glowers, Varun Dhawan bounces around like he drank three Red Bulls, and their mismatched energy is the film’s entire spine. The action scenes look slick, the humour lands often enough, and the pacing never really slows down. The story itself is paper-thin and wildly convenient, but the film knows it’s a glossy entertainer and doesn’t pretend otherwise. Light, loud, dumb in places, but honestly pretty fun if you accept it for what it is.