Gangs of Wasseypur 2, plunges straightaway into action
giving no time for those who missed the first part though it was barely
required to start with flashbacks.
Sardar Khan is dead; the family members are upset but
Yashpal Sharma, who showed up in the first part as a guest appearance, makes
the entire situation humorous with his sad song-singing supported with the band
members. Danish Khan, son of Sardar Khan, swears to bring down the murderers of
his father, he kills one of the four who killed his father and surrenders to
the police. Faizal Khan comes to know that his friend Fazlu was a mole who
spied for Qureshis, who also kills his brother Danish Khan. Faizal Khan, who
was always seen as the person who could never take revenge for his family,
swears to his mother, Nagama, that he with extract the revenge for his
grandfather’s father’s and his brother’s death. The fear of Faizal Khan spreads
in the town after he kills his friend Fazlu. And since then, Faizal grows as a
politician, murderer, business man but continues on his journey to kill
Ramadhir Singh as a big boss man.
The story has many sub-plots playing within the story.
Durga, the second wife of Sardar Khan, starts working for Ramadhir Singh. She
has a son, Definite Khan, who wishes to rule over Wasseypur someday. Faizal
Khan has a brother, perpendicular, who is still small but acts equal to Faizal
Khan’s power, along with his friend Tangent. They, very sincerely, loots the
jewellery showroom without getting into the hands of police who again are
controlled by Faizal Khan who sends them money regularly. Shamshad Alam is a
small time businessman from Dhanbad who later joins with Faizal Khan and works
with him. Faizal Khan gets married with Mohsina and she becomes his only
support whenever he needed her. 
Part 2 definitely has a lot more to offer. There are plenty
of chase scenes, gun firing and funny moments in the film that will never
disappoint you, scenes when Definite goes to kill Shamshad but his gun doesn’t
work, and when definite goes out to kill Sultan and is being guided on phone by
a person who also is talking to two other guys who are following Sultan,
Faizal’s interactions with his wife Mohsina, Yashpal Sharma’s dramatic singing,
perpendicular’s superb dialogue delivery are some of the wittiest scenes of
part 2.
Nawazuddin Siddiqui as Faizal Khan plays the major role in
the film and does his act really well. He is classy, smart, ruthless,
mind-player and yes emotional too.
Nawazuddin Siddiqui did complete justice to the role and delivers a
memorable performance as Faizal Khan.
Zeishan Quadri as Definite Khan will surely surprise the
audience with his mind blowing performance. He was the one who pitched the
story of Wasseypur to the director first and also wrote the story along with
the other writers of the film. He is as
good as Nawaz in the film. He is supportive to his brother Faizal, but also has
his own intentions. Zeishan Quadri is the only character in the film with
surprises and more amusing scenes.
Raj Kumar Yadav also delivers one of the finest performances
in the film as Shamshad Alam. He is with Faizal but turns against him as the
story progresses.
Aadtiya Kumar as Perpendicular is funny throughout. His
dialogue delivery is something that the audience will definitely like the most.
Tigmanshu Dhulia as Ramadhir Singh though had lesser scenes
but played his part marvellously. He is silent but yet louder in actions. Watch
the most interesting dialogue of the film delivered by Tigmanshu in the film
about the cinema in India.
Huma Qureshi as Mohsina plays the wife of Faizal Khan. Her
scenes when she sings and calms Faizal are the beauty of the film.
Richa Chadda, Piyush Mishra, Satya Anand,
Jameel Khan, Vinnet Kumar, Snadeep Arora and others too delivered really good
performances and drives the story.
‘Gangs of Wasseypur’ is undoubtedly the best work of the
director Anurag Kashyap. He manages to maintain the interest of the audience
throughout the film.
Rajeev Ravi’s cinematography is top class especially the
long-cut shots, chase shots and the action shots.
Sneha Khanwalkar’s compositions in the film are outstanding.
Songs of the film is the major plus point for the film whether it was part 1 or
part 2, especially the song Chi-Cha Ledar sung by Durga. Other songs of the
film; electric piya, aabroo and of course teri keh ke loonga supports the film
really well.
Dialogues of the film are raw, realistic and witty at
moments.
‘Gangs of Wasseypur 2’ is certainly bigger than the 1st
one. This one’s got more blood, more witty scenes, more gun firing, more mind
games and a cast with a marvellous performances.
“DON’T MISS IT!!
WARNA FAIZAL KHAN TUMHARI KEH KE LENGE!!”
