Chashme Baddoor Review (Chashme Baddoor Movie Poster)

Rating: 3/5 stars (Three-Stars)

Star cast: Ali Zafar, Siddharth, Divyendu Sharma, Rishi Kapoor, Anupam Kher, Taapsee Pannu

Director: David Dhawan

What’s Good: David Dhawan easily surpasses the standards he had set for himself by giving the 1981 classic Chashme Baddoor an unusually quirky and unthinkable comic dimension.

What’s Bad: Despite coming of age, it is hard for Dhawan to miss out on his trademark slapstick genre of comedy which as usual gets a little unbearable at places.

Loo break: None.

Watch or Not?: The Chashme Baddoor remake comes as a pleasantly surprising tale from the house of Dhawans, abundant in humor and not slapstick buffoonery. Rendering a modern angle to the classic story, the film interestingly tugs at our nostalgic beads, remaining innovative making this one of the most remarkable romantic comedies of recent times. Hit the theatres armed with coke and popcorn, you wouldn’t want to miss this one!

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The story opens in Goa retelling the old story of three friends, Sid, Jai and Omi. While the latter two waste a considerable amount of resources and energy chasing ladies, it is the humble Sid who strikingly contrasts them. Sid successfully woos the flatteringly pleasing Seema, while his friends are surprisingly left chasing.

Taking offense to their loss, Jai and Omi decide to play villains the Sid-Seema’s blooming love tale. Building up to a laugh riot of an ending, the film’s worth every bit of it!

Siddharth, Taapsee Pannu, Divyendu Sharma and Ali Zafar (Chashme Baddoor Movie Stills)

Chashme Baddoor Review: Script Analysis

It was a daunting task to venture into remaking a cult film like Chashme Baddoor. The film is a proclaimed classic which made the yesteryear’s Deepti Naval-Farooque Sheikh pair a celebrated hit! This film has almost nothing like its predecessor given the new age, contemporary set up and the change of relationship dynamics since then.

The scriptwriters walk away with ample credit for giving the story a refreshing tapestry. Forbidding to sway around Dhawan’s trademark genre of comedy, the story’s narrative is not tedious or stretched! Maintaining to keep the film engaging till the very end, the film amuses us at every alternate scene.

I specifically was impressed with the way Chamko scene was dealt with. Refusing to reduce its original value, the scene was duly given to veteran actors to be handled. Spoofing up Bollywood with intelligent ironies, the film delivers intriguing rhymes and puns, giving us a few hilarious dialogues!

The story brilliantly focuses eloquently on the trio’s friendship and bromance keeping the film cheerful and perky.

Chashme Baddoor Review: Star Performances

While Ali Zafar has improved manifolds, he more often than not, falls short of leveling up to the Farooque Sheikh standard of work. I could have easily omitted the comparison, yet it comes almost naturally given the film’s invariably obvious link.

Ali Zafar still valiantly makes the attempt to match up to the yesteryear actor. His pretty little co-star fails dismally at it. Not having an ounce of Deepti Naval’s extravagant screen presence, grace and class, Taapsee is a disappointment despite a pleasing screen presence.

Siddharth is brilliant. His suave charm will remind us why despite a loaded star cast, he managed to get the women swooning over him post Rang De Basanti. The actor hasn’t lost his edge to match up to a strong script and stronger co-actors. We definitely must see a lot more of him in Bollywood, for the better!

Liquid ji ki Jai ho! Divyendu’s comic timing is impeccable and smart! The scriptwriter has been lenient on both Siddharth and Divyendu giving them the film’s more latently held meatier roles of being the mouthpiece. Muttering rhyming couplets and hilarious poetry, they will truly impress you. With an overtly overpowering screen presence, Chashme Baddoor belongs to Siddharth and Divyendu more than anyone else.

The veterans do not even need a mention. Undoubtedly doing their best, Lillette Dubey, Rishi Kapoor and Anupam Kher are ace at their work. Anupam Kher’s role is reminiscent of the No 1 Dhawan series of films and will make fondly miss Govinda’s buffoonery he was so darn good at.

Chashme Baddoor Review: Direction, Music & Technical Aspects

While the pain of the last week’s remake, still lingers on largely, David Dhawan comes up as a pleasant surprise for us! Quite unexpectedly, he manages to reform his work given the times in Bollywood. He ascends his standard of work managing to deliver a film as brilliant as Chashme Baddoor. Don’t expect a classic, but expect laughter, fun and immensely fulfilling entertainment. The film hasn’t been remade scene by scene, but it is its overwhelming essence which deserves a pat. The way I see it, this is Dhawan’s redemption for making us watch all the weird kind of Number 1 films which were so intolerable and stupid.

The dialogue writer shrewdly gives to his lines the wit and intellect of his thinking. At places, the lines come across as stupidly absurd, but nevertheless, you will still find yourself smiling!

The music is well placed without interfering with the film’s flow. All in all, it is impressive that Chashme Baddoor is anything but disappointing.

Chashme Baddoor Review: The Last Word

Chashme Baddoor is a creatively made remake, which refreshingly refashions its predecessor. David Dhawan has finally managed to leave his flamboyance back in the 90s, coming of age giving his genius the undue pending credit of years. The film valiantly holds its ground with humor and hilarious poetry. This one is a definite must watch!

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Chashme Baddoor released on 5th April, 2013.

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Rating: 1.5/5 stars (One-and-half-Stars)

Star cast: Ajay Devgn, Tamannaah, Paresh Rawal, Mahesh Manjrekar, Zarina Wahab, Asrani

Director: Sajid Khan

What’s Good: The film is exactly as good as its 1983 version

What’s Bad: Un-hilarious stupidity and the tediously long narrative leaves you gasping

Loo break: Just stay in the loo. Don’t bother coming back!

Watch or Not?: Sajid Khan’s Himmatwala is not a remake but a bland spoof devoid of any logic. It is stupid and exhaustingly long. This one is surely a feat, the audiences aren’t supposed to swallow down seriously!

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Fashioned exactly on the same story as its 1983 saga, the story is typical of that era.

Wronged mother, Savitri raises her son, Ravi to be strong enough to avenge the brutalities they have faced. Added with a Shakespearean sprinkle of Romeo and Juliet, enemies Ravi and Rekha fall for each other giving the film a love angle.

You must have surely chanced upon Jeetendra and Sridevi’s Himmatwala! This is way worse given its 2013 and not 1983.

Tamannaah and Ajay Devgn (Himmatwala Movie Stills)

Himmatwala Review: Script Analysis

I don’t think anyone except Sajid Khan could have found the script of Himmatwala interesting. Most ordinarily placed, the film is a merely blown up, melodramatically written revenge tale with not an ounce of intelligence in it. Sajid Khan goes a step forward to severe an already botched up over the top, nonsense script! Tailoring it to suit his whims, many crucial characters are unduly omitted while unimpressively few needless ones were added. If this is mainstream Bollywood, many of us would be thankful we weren’t sensible enough to understand the 80s’ genre of cinema as kids!

In the film, perhaps the most notable moment was Ajay’s fight sequence with the tiger that leapt out straight from the sets of Ang Lee’s Life of Pi. The script pointlessly wavers without any strong substance weaving out long standing animosities and romance in the most clichéd way possible. That precisely is the point, the film works on clichés and if entertainment means that to you, you can have your pick and wallow in the dreadful pool of crass.

Himmatwala Review: Star Performances

Personally, the film made me miss the intense and passionate actor Ajay Devgn was, before mindless comedies got the better of him! He is obviously way more Himmatwala than Jeetendra was and performs his stunts with inexplicable exhibition of power and strength. Often you might chance glimpses of the serious actor he was, but the script with its dim witted dialogues and spoofy gags kills those moments unceremoniously. The film will be a sad cue for Rajinikanth however, because our leading man won against a tiger, fought off enemies with mandir ke ghante and with such ease picks up carts. All that was left for Khan to make Devgn do was climb Mount Everest without oxygen or feet!

Tamannaah is a disappointment. With a tendency of getting lost in a flood of actors, she fails dismally for her dull screen presence. She tried her best to replicate Sridevi’s Rekha, with a commendably visible honest effort but that’s all for her.

Mahesh Manjrekar almost matches up to Amjad Khan’s Sher Singh and that alone is a compliment by itself. He puts his acting and notoriety skills to good use on screen, giving a ridiculous film few worthwhile and enriching moments.

Zarina Wahab is adequate in the role of strong willed Savitri. Her versatility could have been used more, but perhaps Sajid Khan prefers seriousness limited, looming large at places in his films.

It is Paresh Rawal who once again brings on screen sheer brilliance. As Narayan Das, he easily surpasses Kader Khan who played the loyalist in the original flick. With a perfect sense of acting timing, he towers over his co-actors who have meatier roles in the film.

Thank God, Sajid Khan was considerate enough to give us a musical respite. 6 dazzling item beauties of which you’ll definitely not miss Sonakshi Sinha. However her gorgeous looks are dampened by the less energetic and dwindling disco track she sleep-dances through!

Himmatwala Review: Direction, Music & Technical Aspects

While harsh words ain’t really my style of expressing, it is the turmoil Sajid Khan unnecessarily puts us through that gives mouth to the imp inside me. Luckily, the director refrains from recreating the original scene by scene, sparing us anymore pathos than the film already is. However, he deserves credit for understanding the 80s’ genre of cinema in all its ornate frames and glossy flamboyance, almost alien to most of us bred largely in the nourishing air of intelligent contemporary cinema.

Technically, he has given a more lustrous look to the original Himmatwala, which is good. But still one would wonder if it is worth it, since it is surely no masterpiece and definitely no one really asked for a remake of it!

Composed of a few indecipherable lectures, the film drags on its drudgery for a painful two and half hours. Repetitive dialogues loaded with dim wit, the film could have done with some vital editing. The music is decent with the good ol’ Taathaiya bringing alive a fuzzy nostalgic feel with it. The film’s cinematography, dialogues and editing all could have used some neat work, yet they aren’t the reasons for it to fail.

Alas, it’s Sajid, Sajid, Sajid alone!

Himmatwala Review: The Last Word

Himmatwala demands excessive himmat from the audiences to sustain it through all its exasperating buffoonery laced with dim witted stupidity. Walk out of hall and queue up for the refund Sajid Khan promised you. See you there!

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Himmatwala released on 29th March, 2013.

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Rangrezz Movie Poster

Rating: 2/5 stars (Two-Star)

Star cast: Jackky Bhagnani, Amitosh Nagpal, Vijay Verma, Rajpal Yadav, Priya Anand

Director: Priyadarshan

What’s Good: The film’s honesty is its sole USP. Period!

What’s Bad: Lack of able screen presence of its actors. Despite a decently impressive script, the execution is done rather sloppily.

Loo break: For sure! 

Watch or Not?: Rangrezz’s sincerity is killed by the mere lack of good actors in the film. I still recommend this film for its eye opening take on love.

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While the fever of bromance on its peak, following the Kai Po Che fervor, here’s another film trying to use the same concept, to build their story on. Living in the populous city of Mumbai, Rishi, Winu and Pakya are buddies for life. They have wonderfully assorted their respective dreams of vocation and marriage, negating all the eventually destined unharmonious circumstances of life.

The tranquility takes an unusual turn when Rishi’s childhood pal Joy tries to kill himself over a girl. The friends eagerly want to help the heartbroken lover and hence decide to embark on the ridiculous journey to abduct lover boy’s girl.

What follows is an interesting perspective on the modern day love, where the eternal and forever tenure lasts not more than a few months. Passion kept at the helm, most love stories are lust driven without an inkling of real feeling, and hence falls apart at the most whimsical of reasons causing turmoil to each other and others who have their faith on them.

Jackky Bhagnani, Amitosh Nagpal and Vijay Verma (Rangrezz Movie Stills)

Rangrezz Review: Script Analysis

The script scores for it’s wonderfully thought climax. I was especially impressed with the writer’s creative bent to conceive a thought provoking and unusual take on otherwise rather delved into concept of love and relationships. There is a good blend of intelligence and drama. It is the film’s melodrama that makes it a tad bit too unbearable. Selflessly getting maimed and ending up handicapped for people that they don’t know at all is something you wouldn’t want to buy. Whilst the happy ending element has been taken too seriously, not to mention that cliché is reemphasized stronger in the film. Besides that for the climax alone, the film is worth it. Picking up pace in the second half, the film does get much better towards the end.

Rangrezz Review: Star Performances

Jackky Bhagnani has improved manifolds since his last on screen venture. The film is loaded with intense dramatic sequences as well as action stunts; one can clearly see him earnestly doing his best at holding his ground. Despite having the meatiest role of all, he scores low mainly because of his dull screen presence and fails at the quintessential ability of a good actor to deliver and emote impeccably for his audiences.

Amitosh Nagpal valiantly survives his act without very visible blotches.

It is Vijay Verma whose impressive work you’ll remember the most while summarizing the film mentally. His colloquial language with an apt reproduction of nascent mannerisms of his character, this man is really good at his work.

Rajpal Yadav, being the seasoned actor he is does his part well. What’s sad is the man’s potential has been ignored and left unutilized the film.

Rangrezz Review: Direction, Music & Technical Aspects

The film has recorded magnanimous success in four vernacular films. Does that past record add volume to the film? Perhaps, yes. The film wouldn’t be half as watchable without Priyadarshan behind its wheels. The man given his legendary stature knows the right way to extract out the best from his actors who are rather unpolished in their work. He deserves the due credit to be able to bring out the nitty gritty details of the characters well and use them adequately in the film.

The film’s dramatic hilt is entirely woven by him straw by straw and despite bordering on preaching, it safely remains in the domain of dramatic. The film’s music reeks of typical Sajid Wajid style which is frankly disappointing. The tunes and the music mores sound no different from their earlier works like in Dabangg 2. ‘Govinda ala re’ was the most striking one of the lot. Yet, it is the predictability of the music which will make it bland.

The screenplay could have been penned down better and does not do enough justice to the film’s script.

Rangrezz Review: The Last Word

Rangrezz does its best to enthuse a fresh perspective on the clichéd tale of love, which is commendable. However, the movie fails for its lusterless screenplay and dull stars that leave the audiences famished despite an intriguing plot.

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Rangrezz released on 21st March, 2013.

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Rangrezz is the official Hindi remake of the critically acclaimed hit Tamil film, Nadodigal which has already been remade in four languages including Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam and Bengali. The film has been directed by Priyadarshan who seems to have become some sort of a specialist in remaking films from Southern languages. Produced by Vashu Bhagnani, the film stars Jackky Bhagnani and Priya Anand (of English Vinglish fame) in lead roles. Music for this film has been composed by Sajid-Wajid along with guest composer, Sundar C.Babu who had also scored for the Tamil version. Lyrics have been penned by Sameer.

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Dil Ko Aaya Sukoon – Rangrezz Music Review

Dil Ko Aaya Sukoon opens this album with the dependable vocals of Rahat Fateh Ali Khan designed to make the listener croon along with this hummable track. This Qawwali styled number also has upcoming singer Hiral Brahmbhatt singing for the female lead and she surely is a talent to watch out for. Her voice complements Rahat Fateh Ali Khan’s voice and together they create a melodious romantic number. The downside of this song is that this tune sounds all too familiar, especially coming from Sajid-Wajid and thus does not have much impact in spite of it sounding reasonably good.

Govinda Aala Re – Rangrezz Music Review

Govinda Aala Re is next in line and is the typical festive number. This one too suffers with the same problem as Dil Ko Aaya Sukoon. There is no wow factor in the song which could have made it different from the other festive songs that we have heard in the recent releases and thus refuses to rise above the ordinary. Therefore, in spite of the spirited rendition by the film’s music director Wajid himself, this fun filled song, though peppered with danceable beats, does not leave an impression and will be soon forgotten.

Shambhu Shiv Shambhu – Rangrezz Music Review

After two very run-of-the-mill tracks from Sajid-Wajid, comes the racy Shambhu Shiv Shambhu which is sure to change the perspective of the listener vis-à-vis the quality of this album. The hard hitting lyrics coupled with the pulsating tempo of the song are something that will surely captivate and enthrall the listener. This particular number which sounds to be more of a background song has two versions – one sung by Sukhwinder Singh and another by Shankar Mahadevan, who also had rendered his vocals to the original Tamil version of the song (composed by Sundar C. Babu himself). Sukhwinder Singh’s wonderfully unique voice does the trick all over again. The lyrics of this track too are slightly different which further distinguishes this number from the other version. Though Sukhwinder Singh’s version is very good, it is the version sung by Shankar Mahadevan that wins hands down. Shankar’s voice range is just unparalleled and he infuses the requisite fervor and passion needed for a song of this nature that can be matched by very few of his contemporaries.

Yaaron Aisa Hai – Rangrezz Music Review

The final song in the album is Yaaron Aisa Hai, which has been composed by Sundar C.Babu and has music director-cum-singer, Salim Merchant taking centre-stage. This song, which is basically an ode to friendship, boasts of heartwarming lyrics and has been sung excellently by Salim Merchant. However his voice is eclipsed by the music which is overwhelming yet poignant. All in all, an excellent finale to the album.

The Last Word – Rangrezz Music Review

Overall, the soundtrack of Rangrezz is not something which can be classified as path breaking by any standards. Still, there surely are a couple of good tracks like Shambo Shiv Shambo and Yaaron Aisa Hai which have the potential to turn out to be chartbusters if promoted and used well in the film. Most of the recent compositions from Sajid- Wajid, despite sounding good, bring along a sense of déjà vu which is a bit of a downer in itself and is surely a matter of concern. Hope they can come out with better and quality compositions in the future that will reinstate the trust of the listeners in their music.

Tamannaah and Ajay Devgn in Taki Taki Song in Himmatwala Movie Stills

Himmatwala releases 29th March 2013.

Music director duo Sajid – Wajid and lyricist Sameer have done a tremendous job of giving this song and the rest of them, fantastic music to look forward to.

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Jackky Bhagnani in Nand Ka Lala Re song in Rangrezz Movie Stills

Directed by Priyadarshan and Produced by Vashu Bhagnani, the film stars Jackky Bhagnani, Priya Anand, Rajpal Yadav and Amitosh Nagpal. Rangrezz is slated to release in theatres on 21st March, 2013.

Directed by Priyadarshan and Produced by Vashu Bhagnani, the film stars Jackky Bhagnani, Priya Anand, Rajpal Yadav and Amitosh Nagpal.

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Jackky Bhagnani in Making of Govinda Aala Re Song in Rangrezz Movie Stills

Rangrezz is slated to release in theatres on 21st March, 2013.

Sung by Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, ‘Dil Ko Aaya Sukoon’ is a love song which has elements of ‘qawalli’ to it. Sameer Anjaan has penned its lyrics and music director duo Sajid-Wajid has composed the music for the song.

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Priya Anand and Jackky Bhagnani in Dil Ko Aaya Sukoon Song in Rangrezz Movie Stills

Directed by Priyadarshan, Rangrezz releases on March 21, 2013.

Himmatwala Movie Poster

Music composers Sajid-Wajid have created a peppy item number for Sajid Khan’s Himmatwala. They call it the ‘mummy item’ due to the variety of features it offers.

“Like you all know about item songs, there is a ‘mummy item’ song in this film – the mother of items, ‘mummy item’,” Sajid said here Friday at the music launch.

Wajid added, “The reason is that first time you will hear ‘Sheila’ and ‘Munni’ singing together – Sunidhi Chauhan and Mamta Sharma with Bappi Da (Bappi Lahiri).”

It will feature actresses from different regions. “Five different languages and five different top most heroines of their states are there. That’s why we call it ‘mummy item’,” Sajid said.

The film’s director, Sajid Khan, said he wanted Himmatwala, the remake of the 1983 hit of the same name, to be his debut directorial.

“My first film came in 2007 – Heyy Babyy. But I always wanted Himmatwala to be my first film. I had been writing the draft keeping Ajay (Devgn) in mind. When I closed my eyes and imagined a poster of Himmatwala, I can (could) only think of Ajay,” he said.

The new Himmatwala also features Tamannah, Mahesh Manjrekar and Paresh Rawal. It hits theatres March 29.

“Like you all know about item songs, there is a ‘mummy item’ song in this film – the mother of items, ‘mummy item’,” Sajid said here Friday at the music launch.

Wajid added, “The reason is that first time you will hear ‘Sheila’ and ‘Munni’ singing together – Sunidhi Chauhan and Mamta Sharma with Bappi Da (Bappi Lahiri).”

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Rangrezz Movie Trailer – Jackky Bhagnani | A film by Priyadarshan

Jackky Bhagnani in Rangrezz Movie Stills

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If ‘Hud Hud Dabangg’ introduced the character in Dabangg, this one takes it forward and helps in giving it more firm ground. Salman Khan aka Chulbul Pandey is seen doing not only those signature ‘Hud Hud Dabangg’ steps but does some additional ones too.

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Dabangg Reloaded (Hud Hud Dabangg) Full Video Song | Dabangg 2 Movie | Salman Khan

Salman Khan in Dabangg Reloaded (Hud Hud Dabangg) Song in Dabangg 2 Movie Stills

Dabangg 2 will release on 21st December, 2012.

Interestingly, Rajjo is seen sporting an semi-western outfit i.e. wearing a jeans and a kurta with her bridal accessories and Pandeyji is seen riding a bike with his beloved wife here.

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Saanson Ne Full Video Song – Dabangg 2 Movie | Salman Khan, Sonakshi Sinha

Salman Khan and Sonakshi Sinha in Saanson Ne Song in Dabangg 2 Movie Stills

Dabangg 2 releases on 21st December, 2012.

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Fevicol Se Making Of Song Video – Dabangg 2 Movie | Salman Khan, Kareena Kapoor

Salman Khan and Kareena Kapoor in Fevicol Se Making Of Song Video in Dabangg 2 Movie Stills

Dabangg 2 will release on 21st December, 2012.

Kareena Kapoor is seen gyrating to the song and flaunting her hot ‘kamariya’ in those ethnic wear, which is quite similar to what she wore in ‘Halkat Jawaani’. However, Bebo looks extremely stunning and her raunchy moves in the song will surely make her fans go frenzy.

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Fevicol Se Full Video Song – Dabangg 2 Movie | Kareena Kapoor, Salman Khan, Sonakshi Sinha

Kareena Kapoor in Fevicol Se Full Video Song from Dabangg 2 Movie Stills

Dabangg 2 is slated to release on 21st December, 2012.

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Salman Khan and Sonakshi Sinha in Pandey Jee Seeti song Dabangg 2 Movie Stills

Dabangg 2 is slated to release on 21st December, 2012.

Dagabaaz Re Song Making – Dabangg 2 Movie | Salman Khan, Sonakshi Sinha, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan

Salman Khan and Sonakshi Sinha in Dagabaaz Re Song in Dabangg 2 Movie Stills

Dabangg 2 releases 21st December 2012.

Pandey Jee Seeti Full Video Song – Dabangg 2 Movie | Salman Khan, Sonakshi Sinha

Salman Khan in Pandey Jee Seeti Song in Dabangg 2 Movie Stills

Dabangg 2 releases in theatres on December 21st, 2012.

Chulbul Pandey is seen with wife Rajjo in all ‘wooing’ mood. Check out the song right here:

Dagabaaz Re Dabangg 2 Song feat. Salman Khan, Sonakshi Sinha

Sonakshi Sinha and Salman Khan in Dagabaaz Re Song – Dabangg 2

Dabangg 2 is slated to release on December 21.