VIP 2(Lalkar) Hindi Dubbed Movie in HD | Dhanush, Kajol
Raghuvaran is leading a happy life with his father (Samuthirakani), brother, and his loving-but-nagging wife Shalini (Amala Paul). After his mother (Saranya Ponvannan) passes away, Raghu has become more mature and is devoted to his work at a private construction firm. He even wins a 'Best Engineer of the Year' award. This irks Vasundhara Parameswaran (Kajol), whose Vasundhara Constructions has swept the industry awards in all the other categories.
Later, Raghuvaran's project team and Vasundhara's top team are invited at the same time to exhibit their models for a proposed private medical college and hospital building to a very rich and native trader. Vasundhara exhibits her project with heavy pride and ego, while Raghuvaran explains his project in a simple manner. The trader gives the project to Anitha Constructions. Raghuvaran provides some polite advice to Vasundhara outside the building. This offends her, and she begins to go after him, placing one obstacle after another. First, she uses her influence in the state cabinet to force the trader to give the project back to her. She then makes counter-bids to all of Anitha Construction's projects at a lower price, causing the company to lose their own projects. Raghuvaran learns of this and quits his own job just to save his first company.
The plot is wafer-thin and relies for the most part on the confrontation scenes between Raghu and Vasundhara, as well as the acerbic dialogues by Dhanush and Kajol. Dhanush carries the film on his shoulders with his dialogue delivery (especially the punch-lines), and in the final showdown with Kajol.
Amala Paul, as Raghu's wife, doesn't have much to do as the focus is entirely on Kajol — whose characterisation as Vasundhara is also weak. There is no real reason for a tycoon like Vasundhara to have ego issues with a bit player like Raghuvaran, and in the end she is bested by him.
Anirudh Ravichander's background score and songs were one of the major strengths of VIP, but Sean Roldan cannot recreate that magic. The only hummable number is 'Iraivanai Thandha Iraiviye' and some of the background music from Anirudh's score for the original film that has been used. On the whole, VIP 2’s strength is one-man army Dhanush and his towering screen presence in this two-hour-nine-minute film.
Later, Raghuvaran's project team and Vasundhara's top team are invited at the same time to exhibit their models for a proposed private medical college and hospital building to a very rich and native trader. Vasundhara exhibits her project with heavy pride and ego, while Raghuvaran explains his project in a simple manner. The trader gives the project to Anitha Constructions. Raghuvaran provides some polite advice to Vasundhara outside the building. This offends her, and she begins to go after him, placing one obstacle after another. First, she uses her influence in the state cabinet to force the trader to give the project back to her. She then makes counter-bids to all of Anitha Construction's projects at a lower price, causing the company to lose their own projects. Raghuvaran learns of this and quits his own job just to save his first company.
The plot is wafer-thin and relies for the most part on the confrontation scenes between Raghu and Vasundhara, as well as the acerbic dialogues by Dhanush and Kajol. Dhanush carries the film on his shoulders with his dialogue delivery (especially the punch-lines), and in the final showdown with Kajol.
Amala Paul, as Raghu's wife, doesn't have much to do as the focus is entirely on Kajol — whose characterisation as Vasundhara is also weak. There is no real reason for a tycoon like Vasundhara to have ego issues with a bit player like Raghuvaran, and in the end she is bested by him.
Anirudh Ravichander's background score and songs were one of the major strengths of VIP, but Sean Roldan cannot recreate that magic. The only hummable number is 'Iraivanai Thandha Iraiviye' and some of the background music from Anirudh's score for the original film that has been used. On the whole, VIP 2’s strength is one-man army Dhanush and his towering screen presence in this two-hour-nine-minute film.
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