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You will surely miss the presence of Prachi Desai and Shahana Goswami on screen as the two don’t have much to do but they look adorable in their parts. Shradhha Kapoor is natural but could have done much better in emotional scenes. Pubali Chaudhary, who has written the screenplay, is predictable yet refreshing. No doubt, he acts well but his grief-stricken expressions have now started to bore. Even though the filmmaker tried hard to match up to the standards set by Abhishek Kapoor in Rock On, he unfortunately failed in his attempt. He is successful in taking the story which ended eight years ago ahead. The film could have been much better in several aspects and hence remains a decent one-time watch. Music by Shankar Ehsaan Loy is peppy but the songs are minimal which will leave you craving for more band performances.. The three relive their ugly past when Jiya (Shraddha Kapoor) and Uday (Shashank Arora) enter their band in Mumbai.

The film is set in the relatively less explored north-east India and has an emotional plot. The film kicks off really well and loses its grip post interval but the climax acts as the saviour. However, dialogues penned by Farhan Akhtar are not that impressive.Rating: Director: Shujaat SaudagarCast: Farhan Akhtar, Shraddha Kapoor, Purab Kohli, Arjun Rampal, Luke Kenny, Prachi Desai, Shahana Goswami, Shashank AroraDirector Shujaat Saudagar, who marked his Bollywood directorial debut with Bali in 2004, had taken a long metalized bopp film sabbatical and returns with the much applauded musical franchise Rock On 2. Having seen their dream of Magik band reviving, the three still have aspirations of launching and promoting new singing talent. The humour in the film is like a breath of fresh air. Rock On 2 will take you on an interesting journey since the film deals with emotions, conspiracies and social awareness.The film starts from the rock performance where the first Rock On ends after Rob (Luke Keny) dies of cancer. Marc Koninckx has visually captured North-East India beautifully, especially the folk performance by Usha Uthup towards the climax. Eight years later, Aditya (Farhan Akhtar), KD (Purab Kohli), Joe (Arjun Rampal) are settled in different parts of India.Shashank Arora has major scenes with Shraddha which he pulled off well. The reviewer feels that being a musical film, the sequel should have had more rock band performances and focussed less on dragging the personal issues of the characters.

The unravelling of the bitter past of Magik band is what forms the major crux of the sequel Rock On 2.Farhan Akhtar has mostly done intense roles so far, his redemption for a mishap throughout the film makes it seem as if the actor has not moved on from the likes of Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara and Luck By Chance.Director Shujaat Saudagar’s attempt is noticeable.On the other hand, the character progression of Purab Kohli and Arjun Rampal in the story eight years later looks more natural and realistic.Due to some unfortunate incident, Aditya settles down in Shillong where he buys some land and helps poor people.Since the film is an extension of the prequel Rock On, viewers expecting the same flavour as the first one might get disappointed. Lead drummer KD continues to make compositions for his clients and Joe is busy earning being a judge of a popular singing reality show