Truly Dreadful Film

This movie feels like it was made purely to piss off people who want good shows

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.

As compared to it's first part this sequel is a cr*p. The directors wanted to revive the popularity of it's first movie and came out with a fail.Except the acting of the three actors Nana Patekar,Paresh Rawal,Anil Kapoor there is nothing to watch in this movie.The story is not up to the mark.why on earth they took John Abraham and Shruti Hassan in the lead role!the acting of both of them is quite disappointing and they are'nt good as couple as well. Music is also used previously in some other movie. Please don't watch the movie if you don't want to fade away the memories of the movie Welcome.overall i would give 4 out of 10.

A sequel of a 2007 blockbuster, Welcome! Welcome became a huge hit, and after that, Aneez Bazmee didn't get any success through his films, so he decided to make a sequel and be successful once more. In the sequel, Akshay Kumar is missing. While, Anil Kapoor as Majnubhai and Nana Patekar as Uday Shetty are remain as it is to entertain the audience through their antic styles and behavior. Paresh Rawal is little bit dull as Dr.Ghungharu as compare to Welcome. RDX has been replaced by Wantedbhai, and Naseeruddin Shah plays it nicely, and entertains too. John Abraham is in the lead, he tries new styles and body language, but fails to impress. Shruti Hasan is as usual okay. Dimple Kapadiya has nothing to do. Shine Ahuja is back, but fails to mark his presence among this bigger casts. New heroine is very poor in acting. Special mansion for Rajpal Yadav, who had only two scenes, but audience is enjoying his presence in the hall. Plus points : The name itself, Welcome. Then Uday-Majnu's chemistry, Graveyard scene, funniest one liners even better than Welcome. Mostly enjoyable parts except the climax. Minus points : Poor music and poor lyrics, unnecessary songs, boring fight scenes, and the most importantly, stupid climax sequence, in which John is running on camels or bomb type helicopters or you can say the whole climax. It is a very very dumb attempt, if they don't have much money than why the hell they planned it to shoot and that also in poor vfx. This is showing the poor thing of Bollywood. No need to do an outdoor shoot if you can't afford it or you don't have the knowledge of how to shoot! So, audience are going to the theater and movie is earning a bigger amount. It's up to you to watch or not. It will also going to be hit on TV. So, if you skip this in theater, no worry, the TV channels will be telecast this probably every weekend!

Full Comedy movie, Enjoyed a lot. worth watching... Very Funny. Just cant stop laughing loudly throughout the movie. Best Comedy Film after long time. Dialogues are laughing crackers...make you laugh at every dialoguesInshort, Having said good bye to their underworld activities, Uday Shetty and his brother Manju have set up their own business in Dubai. They are in search of a suitable bride for their sister Ranjana (Shruti Haasan), but she falls in love with a gangster Ajju Bhai (John Abraham). The film revolves around the lives of these gangsters and their sister's blooming romance with Ajju which promises to be a crazy ride full of entertainment and laughter.

A sequel to the 2007 smash hit Welcome, Anees Bazmee's 'Welcome Back' is a joyride, that delivers some truly laugh-out-loud moments. It doesn't make sense nor is it particularly sharp, but overall, the flow of laughs are on the higher side. I enjoyed myself!'Welcome Back' Synopsis: Uday Shetty and Majnu Bhai have left the underworld, they are now big businessmen & have also managed to fall in love. But, one day, they realize they have another sister, who later falls in love with a thug. Chaos Follows...'Welcome Back' has a fairly catchy plot, that certainly stretches itself a bit too much. However, the gags & the consistently funny one-liners will leave you splits. The Bromance between Uday & Manju (played by Nana Patekar & Anil Kapoor, both in top-form) is the highpoint of the enterprise. Not only do they get the best of roles, but also the best of dialogue & sequences. I'd like to single out that one sequence in the second-hour, which takes place in a graveyard, its simply hilarious! But, the climax is such a letdown. Agreed, we aren't even looking for logic remotely till we reach this point, but the culmination is a mess. Its not funny & also too long. Also, the second-hour, in totality, isn't as much fun as the first-hour, thats because the sub-plot involving Wanted Bhai (played by Naseeruddin Shah), doesn't really work! Bazmee's Screenplay is fun. His Writing surrenders to non-sense, but most of the bits, work. A Special Mention for Raj Shandaliya's hilarious dialogue, that tickle your funny-bone almost throughout. Kabir Lal's Cinematography is lavish, capturing the exotic locales of Dubai, most accurately. Editing is good, but could've been sharper. Music by Various Artists is energetic. Action-Sequences are over-the-top.Performance-Wise: Nana Patekar & Anil Kapoor are the life & soul of 'Welcome Back'. The legendary actors share an infectious chemistry on-screen & deliver the highest amount of laughs all through the film. Supporting them is Paresh Rawal, who despite limited screen-time, is simply fantastic as Dr. Ghunghroo. John Abraham is okay, although he makes a sincere effort to portray the part. Shruti Hassan is motionless. Dimple Kapadia is first-rate. Ankita Shrivastava is passable. Naseeruddin Shah & Shiny Ahuja are wasted. Rajpal Yadav, Adi Irani & others lend great support.On the whole, 'Welcome Back' is an entertainer, that is even better than its prequel. Go, have a good laugh!