VIP 2

Raghuvaran (Dhanush) is an employee in Anita Constructions. He is loyal to his company and his owners for giving him employment when he has nothing and when he is jobless and he also aims to start his own company. He turns down the offer given by Vasundhara (Kajol) who is the owner of South India’s biggest construction company. She then decides to make Raghuvaran’s life worse by spoiling his career and his company. She plays her game and how Raghuvaran withstands and play his part forms the rest of the story.

VIP 2 lack all those elements which made the first part a super hit. Story writer and actor Dhanush failed in writing an engaging script to entertain the audience. He wrote a film which has no soul but just some random scenes which are written just to create laughs

As expected, Dhanush is pretty impressive in the film. His body language, dialogue delivery and the way he matches his screen presence with Kajol look good on screen. Vivek is decent with his comedy as the film moves swiftly till the half point. Kajol looks gorgeous as the corporate company head and does a good job. All her confrontation scenes with Dhanush have been executed quite well. The comedy scenes between Dhanush and Amala Paul in the first half evoke good laughs.

VIP 2 is a silly sequel who does not live up to its expectations. Kajol and Dhanush’s confrontational scenes during the first half are the only saving grace. Abrupt ending, lack of a conflict point and basic drama during the second half makes the film go downslide