This movie is full action movie.Three undercover RAW(Research and Analysis Wing) agents are killed in three different cities in China. No one knows who is behind these orchestrated killings, and work in the higher echelons of power is thrown out of gear. The government cannot admit that their agents were spies. So they are disowned.
Off the cameras, away from the media, the top brass of RAW are tearing their hair out trying to figure out the motive or the people behind these murders.
In Mumbai, ACP Yashvardhan(John Abraham) has grown grumpier and beefier in the five years after we last saw him(in 2011's Force). "Paanch saal pehle meri biwi mar gayi thi. Tab se main satak gaya hoon(Five years ago, my wife was killed. I've been crazy since then.)." Yash receives a book from his best friend Harish, one of the spies killed in China. He deciphers the clues within and reaches the RAW's door.
Despite RAW chief Anjan's(Narendra Jha) iinitial displeasure, it is decided that Yash will be sent to Budapest, where the information leak is taking place. He will be led by KK, Kamaljit Kaur(Sonakshi Sinha), in this mission. She has the RAW's Diligence-Homework-Preparation in her blood; he understands the Mumbai Police's language of Gut Feeling-Aggression-Common Sense. The two reach Budapest and zero in on the possible suspects. And they reach Shiv Sharma(Tahir Raj Bhasin). Thus begins the chase. And a long one it is.
John Abraham plays the stoic, stone-cold, stone-faced Yash with aplomb. You've got to give it to John as far as action is concerned. For most part of Force 2, he is kicking or punching or shooting guns, and he is impeccable while doing that. Sonakshi infuses both strength and vulnerability into her KK. It is refreshing to see Sinha playing a strong woman character afteryears of playing the gangster's moll.
Tahir Raj Bhasin is the antagonist in this thriller. He does his bit well. There are times his Shiv speaks so much you feel like slapping him shut. However, he doesn't have the menacing quality to him that made Vidyut Jamwal a name to reckon with when Force hit the screens.
At 2 hours 6 minutes, Force 2 doesn't take a toll on your patience. Imre Juhasz and Mohana Krishna's camera captures Budapest in all its glory.
A remixed version of Kaatey Nahi Kat Te is the only song in Force 2. The absence of songs does the film a huge favour.
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