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Much-awaited big movie Judwaa 2 is all set to hit the theatres on September 29 in India, but the film has already been released in certain parts of the globe. Some reviews on Judwaa 2 are out, and the response is mixed.

Directed by David Dhawan, Judwaa 2 features Varun in double role, and is seen romancing both Jacqueline Fernandez and Taapsee Pannu. Remake of Salman Khan's movie Judwaa, Judwaa 2 is one of the most hyped films of the year.

The trailer of the film had won great response from the viewers, and the movie is being expected to do well at the box office. While some of the critics are calling it a complete entertainer, some others felt it rather dull.  

Positive reviews of Judwaa 2 say that the film is high on comedy, coupled with romance and some action too. On the other side, some reviewers slammed it calling it a flawed comedy with poor punch lines.

However, there is considerable amount of excitement among fans for the movie as there is a lot of buzz around it on social media. Moreover, Judwaa 2 songs are much liked, which is a positive aspect for the film. Meanwhile some celebs also are showing their excitement to watch the Varun-starrer.

Check some of the Judwaa 2 reviews here:

Gulf News: But the reboot of the songs by Anu Malik, Oonchi Hai Building and Tan Tana Tan, are fun-filled and take you down a nostalgic route. However, a glitzy music video or a cameo by the original star of Judwaa, Khan, can't make up for a flawed comedy.
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Kamaal R Khan: It's interval n #Judwaa2 is full of Dhamaal entertainment. It's totally laugh riots. @Varun_dvn has done superb acting in both the roles.

The Indian Express: The movie is a perfect dose of candy floss romance, exotic locales and a colourful canvas during the festive season.

Firstpost: Don't watch Judwaa 2 if you're looking for something deep. But be ready to roll your eyes in several scenes. The songs make up for the silliness in Judwaa 2. And then there's Varun Dhawan, who doesn't take himself too seriously, and that's the best part of Judwaa 2.

The Times of India: Lame lyrics, loud gags and leggy lasses never really hurt anyone. Believe me, at one point, you're tempted to join Varun when he is doing those perfect pelvic thrusts. Judwaa 2 could be a substitute for your Dussehra party. Consult Salman, even he sportingly shows up in a cameo in the end.

India Today: Judwaa 2 is meant to be old wine in a new bottle. But this is no ageless wine, and maybe, David Dhawan should have checked the expiry date before making the film.

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