Kesari Chapter 2 / These 5 flaws may ruin 'Kesari 2', Akshay's film is in danger!

Kesari Chapter 2: Whenever Bollywood's 'Khiladi' Akshay Kumar comes on screen, the expectations of the audience start touching the sky. His recent release 'Kesari Chapter 2' is also in a similar discussion. The film has not only made a strong start at the box office, but has also garnered praise from critics. Ananya Pandey and R. Madhavan are seen on screen with Akshay Kumar this time, who fit perfectly in their roles.

Although the film is strong, there are some aspects that may disappoint the audience a bit. Let us know the 5 shortcomings of 'Kesari Chapter 2', which can affect the performance of the film.

1. Repetition of courtroom drama

'Kesari Chapter 2' may present a new story, but its courtroom drama is somewhat reminiscent of old films. The audience who have seen Akshay Kumar as a lawyer in 'Jolly LLB' sees the same formula being repeated in this film. The result is that the film does not feel new and at times the events seem predictable.

2. Limited screen time of R. Madhavan

The most interesting part of the film is the debate between Akshay Kumar and R. Madhavan, which keeps the audience glued to the screen. But sadly, a brilliant actor like R. Madhavan did not get enough screen space in the film. His character could have been expanded more, which would have given more depth to the story.

3. Some questions remained unanswered

The story of the film is strong in itself, but the answers to some important questions remain incomplete. For example, what happened to General Dyer next? And the story of some side characters has been left incomplete. The audience may feel a little dissatisfied with these aspects.

4. Poor use of Regina Cassandra

Regina Cassandra, who won everyone's heart with her brilliant acting in the film 'Jaat', plays the role of Akshay Kumar's wife in 'Kesari Chapter 2'. But she has been given very few dialogues in the film. It seems as if a talented actress has not been fully utilized.

5. Lack of entertainment

While 'Kesari Chapter 1' had some light entertainment along with seriousness, the sequel has become a bit lifeless in its attempt to come straight to the point. Viewers who expect spicy entertainment from Akshay Kumar's films may find this film boring to some extent. The story presented on the spirit of patriotism is strong, but the formula does not seem new.