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I had not planned to see the next one & yet here I was ! But it is too good. The finer points are covered & it is much better than the first. What I hate is the dingy atmosphere & the gaudy, shody shooting. The colours could have been good.

Aditi rises above the rest. Being a protagonist her place is right & she is just there. When Fernandes calls her with Mhatre to the HO, he extends his hand for a handshake which Mhatre takes. When he insists she shakes his hand.

She is in a daze & yet to recover from the huge impact it made on her live. Her waking up from the dead to all the emotions bottled within her … is just too good. Her husband is a creep with an eye on her pretty sister, younger, more bubbly.

Now, we are gradually being introduced to the characters as persons. Sasya makes his ‘small’ demand of meeting the girl again. She flatly refuses. But she is not being asked, it’s an order! She reluctantly meets up with him in the interrogation room along with Fernandes & one more person. She is looking away & finally when he says that he likes to finish what he starts, she glances at him & walks out of the room.

Rupa, her sister is in cahoots with a shady person. She is bold & open about her being seen with him. Bhumi along with Mhatre plans to raid his hotel but the plan falls flat. They find the place clean. Her taking an initiative is in itself a great thing. Her emotions riding high will make her take action & her life to where it should have been. Right from the beginning.