But when one claims to own it and everyone around him goes on for almost three hours about how he owns it, you begin to really wonder how that works out? How does one own a city like Mumbai, let alone twice? Once I got over it, I warmed up to Once Upon Ay Time Mumbai Dobaara's style and drama, just a teeny-weeny bit. It bothered me with Once Upon A Time in Mumbaai and it bothers me again with Once Upon Ay Time In Mumbai Dobaara - how exactly does one own a city like Mumbai? One wants to own it - I can try to imagine the magnanimosity of his aspirations. Milliblog - "Do gaane work in this Dobaara." The only hope is that you walk in with minimum expectations, so everything good you get then will be a bonus. The music too seems to have received only lukewarm response too.
If the underworld is going to mix its romance with guns, I hope they have been able to digest it well. This second episode, however, seems to be more of a love triangle rather than a story of the workings of Mumbai's underbelly. While Once Upon A Time in Mumbaai wasn't the greatest narrative, it had an engaging story. It doesn't help that the lines sound 'filmi-er' by themselves, if it were possible. Not to mention that the title is a mouthful.Īkshay Kumar replacing Ajay Devgn in a sequel only implies a good bye to subtle expressions and a welcome to loudness - thrice over. What you figure from Once Upon Ay Time in Mumbai Dobaara's trailer is that you have no relief from the dialogue and you have Akshay Kumar and Imran Khan playing it out. What you remember from Once Upon A Time in Mumbaai is Ajay Devgn's brooding eyes, Emraan Hashmi's earnestness and dialogue writing that refuses to rest and annoys with its filmy-ness. Once Upon Ay Time In Mumbaai Dobaara - Preview
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