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Dipanker Joshi
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This one is all over the place, sadly. It tries to say more, but it also emerges more muddled. The narrative of the slumdog saviour of Dharavi doesn't gel with the invincible posturing and bombastic dialogues of the leading man. The villain, a politician-builder played by Nana Patekar in very Shiv Sena vein, is more intriguing than the heroic character of Kaala, a former gangster and now grandfather to the chawl of Dharavi. This Nanasaheb knows what he wants and how to get it, while Kaala - for all his 'black is beautiful' talk - comes up more than a bit short.
The beauty of Deadpool 2, though, is that the success of the first movie has removed any shackles from Ryan Reynolds and his co-writers, encouraging them to confidently unleash the full force of this wise-cracking gnat of a superhero who admittedly fights "dirty" in order to do what he thinks is right. Because they know the idea works, Team Deadpool is able to push all the envelopes forward -- on meta jokes, on mutant mutilation -- because the line of acceptance has moved. We think we know what to expect. Reynolds thinks he knows what we expect. So they give us the unexpected, and it works very well.
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