Shareek 2

Got so many goosebumps during the film. Not a single dull moment. Don't go in comparing it with the first movie because they're completely different. Amazing movie amazing acting and amazing music. Up there with one of my favourite movies definitely.

I don't want to give any spoilers here by saying what I liked and what I did not. You should definitely go an watch this Punjabi movie for Jimmy Shergill. I personally liked the first part more but Shareek part 2 would appeal more to mass audience I guess.

This film got its intensity thanks to the strong acting duo of the two talented actors Dev Kharoud and Jimmy Shergill. So overall this is a good film but not as great as the first one.

Seeing the duo of Jimmy Shergill and Dev Kharoud was very interesting. Two talented actors with a good acting chemistry makes the film great all in all.

This is truly a masterpiece. The plot is intriguing and unpredictable. The power-packed scenes have a fabulous background music. The action is top-notch. The characters are all well etched and the casting is very appropriate.

Jimmy Shergill is a delight to watch on the big screen. He is so good at creating impressions without heavy dialogues.

Dev Kharoud has delivered his career best. The way he cries and roars seriously gives goosebumps.

Sharan Kaur is the surprise package. We didn't expect such a promising performance that too in such a layered character portrayed by her.

Mukul Dev is the most "whatta character" thrilling guy. He has acted so well, I can't put into words.

The main USP of the film is the direction, story and cinematography. Hats off to Navaniat Singh, Inderpal Singh and Harmeet Singh for putting together everything in such a coherent manner. The dialogues and screenplay are so powerful.... I frequently got the gush up my throat throughout the film.

It's a full entertainer film. Must watch for all movie lovers. It's got everything - romance, thrill, deceit, revenge, emotions, family drama, action and everything you can think of. The ultimate message of the film is to support brotherhood and trust.

The movie leaves you in tears at the end of the 2 hours. That's sufficient to convince you that it's indeed a masterpiece.