Kamlesh Sawant reprises his role as Gaitonde, who is still ruthless and bloodthirsty for revenge. Rajat Kapoor shines as her husband who eagerly wants everything to be settled soon. Tabu is simply outstanding as Meera, a mother seeking justice for her son. Akshaye Khanna, who in the past has played a cop, in films like Mom and Ittefaq, lends much gravitas to these gripping proceedings.

As the investigation progresses, every character serves a distinct purpose, and helps heighten the drama and suspense.Ījay Devgn shines as a protective father who loves his family unconditionally he is a simple man with a razor-sharp mind. The family’s dread and anxiety are palpable as he gradually builds the tension in the narrative. This time, they follow the leads without underestimating the protagonist.įollowing a similar pattern like the first, helmed by the late Nishkant Kamat, here director Abhishek Pathak takes things slowly in the first half. The film gathers up steam when the police investigation led by Inspector General of Police Tarun Ahlawat (Akshaye Khanna), and Sameer’s (who's accidental death in Drishyam formed of the crux of both the films) mother and former IG Meera (Tabu), swings into action.

A series of unexpected events turn the Salgaonkars' lives upside down when a truth threatens to change everything.Įven the support Vijay received from his community seven years ago, begins to dwindle as the plot unfolds, and they begin to question if he actually committed the crime. And with a haunting sense of fear which never leaves them. Every member of the family, including his wife Nandini (Shriya Saran), is moving on with life as usual-but always on guard. His elder daughter Anju (Ishita Dutta) is still reeling from the shock of the traumatic events, while his younger daughter Anu (Mrunal Jadhav) is in her teens. Vijay is now a theatre owner who dreams of making a film based on a story he has written. Seven years ago, the almost-perfect crime had a witness, and that's what gives the police impetus and ammo to revisit the Sameer Deshmukh missing-case investigation so many years later. With the police employing new ways and tracks to uncover the case, how long can the truth remain buried? And can Vijay save himself and his family again?ĭrishyam 2 Review: The sequel to Drishyam, which is adapted from a Malayalam thriller of the same name, begins where the 2015 film had left off-Vijay Salgaonkar (Ajay Devgn) emerging from a police station carrying a shovel. Drishyam 2 Story: Vijay Salgaonkar and his family are still haunted by the fear and trauma of what happened seven years ago.

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