Movie Review: Khuda Hafiz Chapter 2 Agnipariksha
Director Farooq Kabir’s Khuda Hafiz One was well received on OTT. Keeping this trend of the audience, the filmmakers brought it to the big screen in the form of Khuda Haafiz 2. Keeping in mind the cinematic approach, the director has also made its action very strong,
But those are some shortcomings in the matter of story, which if taken care of, this film could have been more interesting. Despite this, it can be said that Vidyut Jamwal is seen in his full form in Part 2.
Story of ‘Khuda Hafiz 2’
The story moves on from the previous episode. Sameer (Vidyut Jammwal) and his wife Nargis (Shivaleeka Oberoi) are trying to recover from the worst tragedy of their lives where Nargis was gang-raped after being kidnapped. Nargis is completely broken and is undergoing psychological treatment.
Sameer brings his friend’s five-year-old orphaned niece Nandini into the house to get her life back and Sameer and Nandini adopt her legally. Nargis was just now healing her old wounds with Nandini’s innocence when an accident happens and little Nandini becomes a victim of a heinous crime. Just after that everything changes in Nargis and Sameer’s life. Sameer goes on a different path to get justice for his daughter, but can he go against the big forces and the system and get justice for the daughter? Can Nargis be able to return to her life? You have to watch the movie to know this.
Review of ‘Khuda Hafiz 2’
From the point of view of the story, the first half of the film adds to the emotional as well as punctual, but in the second half, the story starts revolving around the points of vengeance, which we see many times in Hindi films. Have seen many times. After the intermission, the story turns into a high octane action-drama and there is no doubt that the film proves to be twenty from the action point of view. In the case of action, the scenes of Jail Wale, Muharram and Egypt’s chasing in the climax prove to be stand-out.
, Talking about editing, the length of the film could have been reduced by 15-20 minutes. The cinematography of Jitne Harmeet has to be admired. The background score of the film is strong while the film is fine in terms of music. The songs of the film ‘Junoon Hai’ and ‘Rubaru’ have become average.
Talking about action and acting, Vidyut has done full justice to his role. In the first half, after the employed husband and father, he is in the role of Sameer, who is determined to take revenge in the second half.
Shivaleeka Oberoi takes on her role, but she is not given screen space in the second half. Rajesh Tailang is not able to impress, but yes, Sheeba Chaddha in Thakur ji’s ruthless role seems to be experimenting in terms of roles. Sheeba has played the role of female Bahubali in a very powerful way. More was expected from Dibyendu Bhattacharya. Ally Cast is Normal
