There is lots of chatter about one lakh crore in black money which must come back to India. The women always look like they’ve dressed for a fashion magazine shoot and Vidyut keeps his artful curls in place. These folks chase each other through Malaysia and Bangkok. At one point, she tells Karan: Tumhein resist karna mushkil hai. There’s also Esha Gupta as the femme fatale. Inspector Bhavna Reddy is so enamored by brands that it is rumored that she killed a gangster for a Gucci bag. In this world, that is not a contradiction. The women are Adah Sharma who plays a bimbo encounter specialist. And an entire sequence is devoted to him identifying a location through sounds and sleuthing – our very own Sherlock! We are also told that he can hack into any secured system in 90 seconds. But just in case, you aren’t impressed, Deven makes sure that there are two women constantly flirting with him. His fitness levels are worthy of applause. He is impeccably fast and furious and he does his own stunts. Vidyut, as you might know, is trained in martial arts. Incidentally, when we first see Karan, we don’t see his face. I didn’t understand what this special cell does but there is a swanky office with lots of people looking at computer screens and Adil Hussain in a nicely tailored suit dropping lines like – You’ve become a trigger happy man Karan. Vidyut Jammval is back as Captain Karanvir Singh Dogra, a commando in some special cell. But despite the headline referencing, the film remains a cartoon. They also manage to bung in demonetization and farmer suicides. There is one crackling twist in this tale but the rest of it is marvelously low IQ and in places, downright alarming – producer Vipul Amrutlal Shah and director Deven Bhojani actively endorse encounter killings lauding them as the nayi soch of a new generation of Indian police officers. Commando 2 – The Black Money Trail is one of those fabulously foolish films that make you laugh and groan at the same time.
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