The story follows the journey of an Indian dance troupe, hailing from the narrow alleys of a Mumbai suburb; their rise to fame, sudden fall, and subsequent heroic attempt to seek redemption and reclaim their lost glory and pride.
Disney steps in to do the sequel to 2013's <em>'ABCD'</em>, not that you'd notice as the two films are virtually indistinguishable.
<em>'ABCD 2'</em> is just as slow and limp as the original, though once again does feature a crap tonne of dance so if that's all you want then you might like this. I didn't, simply put. They even made this one slightly longer, which was a very bad call.
This film does have a bit more of an actual plotline to follow, but it isn't anything of substance and quickly takes on all the clichés you'd expect it to. Like the other, it is very poorly written. Be original, if nothing else. As for the cast, Prabhu Deva reprises the role of Vishnu - I found his acting to be a tad better this time. As before, though, no-one else onscreen sticks out.
Very bloated, for the second time running. Forces too much and goes on for way too long. Poor.
