Dabangg 2

I like it
Very different from the first Dabangg . So it was really refreshing... Enjoy...Recommend highly this Dabangg 2.. Salman Khan incredible as usual..

Same old film in a new location
As far as movies and their box office records go these days, Salman Khan seems to be competing with only himself. Since `Wanted', each one of his film have made more money than the previous one. As entertainers these work big time because Salman has carved a niche for himself and caters to only his select audience because he knows them well. In Dabanng, he does more of the same as he tries to put a fresh face to a sequel that was a game changing film for him.
A few things have changed since the last film, the original director Abinav Kashyap declined to do the film and Arbaaz Khan became the director. However as a new director he does not bring a fresh perspective because this sequel is nearly identical to the first film, just the setting has changed from Lucknow to Kanpur. The first fight was in a warehouse in the original film and in the sequel as well. The Dabanng song, has nearly identical dance steps. The mandatory shirtless fight scene. Even Munni makes an appearance. The...

Great movie for the original fans
The movie felt a lot like the original in spirit. Any fan of Dabangg should watch this to bring the magic back!

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Table No. 21

Totally Worth Watching
Paresh Rawal's 'Table No.21' is a beautiful movie. It came out at the very start of 2013, the same time as 'Rajdhani Express'.

A financially struggling lower-middle class couple win a trip to a Fiji resort, which they readily take. Then Paresh Rawal as Mr. Khan offers them to appear on his game show, where contestants have to do things they find repulsive in order to win 21 crore (a lot of money, basically).

Sure, at first they have to kiss in public, then they have to eat non-veg, which they hate, and the money rolls into the bank account. But as things keep going, it's obvious that something strange is happening, and things are quite right. After a while, the couple want to leave, desperately, but Mr.Khan keeps them under wraps. He seems to know more about them than they do.

As the game goes on it becomes more and more intrusive into the couples' lives and more repugnant, and the more danger there is associated with leaving. But what is really going...





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