Plot so thin, it passes unnoticed.

Excellent, Without a doubt!!

Am I Missing Something?

This film is so real. It treats its characters with so much care and sensitivity.

Story is very thrilling , I enjoyed the movie. Gautham Rode is awesome and he has acted so very well.

Siddhi Vinayak Creation's Aksar 2 (A) directed by Ananth Narayan Mahadevan is a story about seizing money and property.Dolly Khambata's (Lillette Dubey) governess dies in a road accident. Her financial adviser Patrick Sharma (Gautam Rode), hires Sheena Roy (Zarine Khan) for the post of Dolly's governess. Sheena lies to Patrick that she is single as only single women can handle that job. In reality she has a boyfriend Ricky (Abhinav Shukla). Patrick is sexually attracted to Sheena. He forces Sheena to sleep with him as he gave her the job. After Sheena sleeps with Patrick, she tells him about a secret regarding the will which Dolly made. This secret keeps Patrick in tension for a long time. What was it that made him anxious? the rest forms the crux of the story.The story of this film is penned by Narendra Bajaj and its boring right from the second act of the film. Such a routine plot is not at all appealing to any section of the audience. Sunjiv Puri's screenplay is not thrilling at all. The suspense of the film doesn't excite the audience at all. The movie is so slow in the first half that it completely distracts you and keeps no excitement.Zarine Khan's acting is not at all impressive. She fail's to make a good screen presence. One the other hand Gautam Rode's acting is good but due to it's dull script, his character doesn't shine well. Lillette Dubey's acting is good in parts. the rest of the cast is so-so. Ananth Narayan Mahadevan's direction could have been better. Of course, one will have more expectations from a National Award winning director, but he ruins the expectations of the audience as the film lacks the thrill element. So overall his direction is average. Cinematography by Maneesh Bhatt is poor. Ananth's editing is also loose, it's not at all sharp. Aaj Zid is the only song that is melodious.On the whole, Aksar 2 is a complete disaster. This kind of film will hardly find any audience. It's an annoying show all the way.

When the governess of an aging billionaire Mrs Khambatta dies under mysterious circumstances her financial manager Pat is called on to recruit a lady to fill the vacancy immediately. But Pat hadn't expected the stunning Sheena Roy to apply for the post. And despite Khambatta wanting an elderly lady, Pat manages to convince her to give Sheena a chance.Sheena isn't aware that her appointment comes with a price tag. Smitten by Sheena, Pat now expects her to return the favor or lose the job.

AKSAR 2 is the story of a governess of an ageing billionaire lady and how she becomes a pawn in the hands of those who want to steal her wealth. The governess of the ageing billionaire Mrs. Khambatta (Lillete Dubey) dies under mysterious circumstances. Her financial manager Pat (Gautam Rode) is asked to fill the vacancy immediately. Sheena Roy (Zareen Khan) is hired for the job. Despite Khambatta wanting an elderly lady, Pat manages to convince her to give Sheena a chance. However, the job doesn't come easy for Sheena. Pat asks her to sleep with him if she wants to retain the job. Sheena needs the job desperately and also to support her boyfriend Ricky (Abhinav Shukla) who is facing financial crunch. Hence, Sheena submits to Pat's advances. But suddenly things go wrong for Pat. Sheena shares secrets about Khambatta's will that gives Pat's sleepless nights. What happens next forms the rest of the film.AKSAR 2's biggest problem is that it's dated in all respects. Director Ananth Narayan Mahadevan seems to be stuck in the 90s and hence, the film fails to impress. The first half is still bearable as one hopes that the story might take an intriguing and exciting turn. But the film falls completely flat in the second half. The entire plan made by Sheena and her gang doesn't make any sense. It's bewildering why Bachchan Singh (Mohit Madaan) gets involved in the whole madness when he was not going to get even a single rupee. Just to surprise viewers and add twists, the film goes in a total nonsense zone. In fact, the climax is difficult to comprehend and doesn't make an iota of sense.Narendra Bajaj's story is silly. Sanjeev Puri's screenplay is unexciting. A suspense thriller needs to be engaging and gripping. AKSAR 2, however is slow and replete with insipid moments. Sanjeev Puri's dialogues however are fine at places.Ananth Narayan Mahadevan's direction is dated and doesn't hold any appeal either for the multiplex audiences or even for the single screen audiences. The film is majorly promoted as an erotica but even the sex scenes are very few and far between. It's shocking that on one hand, the director shines with films like GOUR HARI DASTAAN, DOCTOR RAKHMABAI, MEE SIDHUTAI SAPKAL etc and on the other hand, he makes a mockery of himself with THE XPOSE and now AKSAR 2.Zareen Khan is strictly okay and though she is sizzling, it's done just for the heck of it. She tries to be the female Emraan Hashmi but it doesn't work for her. Performance-wise, she doesn't give her best shot. Gautam Rode looks dashing but his performance leaves a lot to be desired. He's shockingly hardly there in the second half. Abhinav Shukla tries too hard and looks too stylish for his character. Mohit Madaan is the best of the lot, especially when his character gets prominence. Lillete Dubey is decent. S Sreesanth (Gaurav), Rushad Rana (banker) and Denzil Smith (assassin) are strictly alright.Mithoon's music is nothing special and might have worked if it was used in some other, better film. 'Jaana Ve' and 'Aaj Zid' are incorporated to cater to the frontbenchers as it has loads of sex. 'Tanhaiyaan' appears in the second half and is forcefully put in the film. It looks very odd because the character is imagining having sex with a dead person and also crying since he's no more! Background score however has the thrill-feel.Maneesh Bhatt's cinematography is fair but one can make out that the airport and monorail scenes have been shot using digital camera or Go Pro and it is quite visible. Allan Amin's action is average. Muneesh Suppel's production design is rich while Jeetendra Shah's editing is fine.On the whole, AKSAR 2 is a poor show all the way. It neither has enough sex nor thrill.