Tum Bin II Review : Go for Tum Bin 2 if you love typical Bollywood Romance.

Tum Bin II (Tum Bin 2) Movie Review: 

complications of a love triangle have been touched upon well

Tum Bin II is romantic drama film written and directed by Anubhav Sinha. The film Tum Bin II produced by Bhushan Kumar, Krishnan Kumar and Anubhav Sinha under T-series and Benaras Mediaworks.

The film Tum Bin II starring Neha Sharma, Aditya Seal and Aashim Gulati in lead roles. Music composers Ankit Tiwari and Nikhil Vinay composed an excellent music for this film.

Tum Bin II Review

Tum Bin II: Story line.

The film Tum Bin II is a romantic drama film which has an interesting story line. 8 months after Taran (Neha Sharma) lost her fiance Amar (Aashim Gulati) in a skiing accident in the French Alps that her family could really convince her to move on with life.

It was baby steps in the beginning with the help of her own sisters that she began to get a hold of her present and future. The wonderful memories from the past still haunted her.

Every street in Glasgow where she spent wonderful moments with her drew her back to Amar. And then Shekhar came into her life. At 26 Shekhar (Aditya Seal) was privileged to have been through the worst and the best that life can offer.

He was a wise man who knew the exact meanings of life of death both. Taran found solace in his company. She discovered to tread in to the life ahead. Most people do not live one fairy tale love story in a life time and Taran was on the verge of living another when.........Love stories are not simple.

Love is a choice that the heart must make, not the mind. Taran is caught in the conflict of the two. The right answer is in the mind and the best answer is in the heart. 

Review:

The emotions in the film are not deep enough to choke you neither is any actor that brilliant. There are times when you actually cringe at corny dialogues. Neha Sharma's distressed character is regressive in so many parts and there is even a forced cultural integration of Pakistan and India.

The complications of a love triangle have been touched upon well and there are parts of the film that make you emotional. The chemistry between Taran and Shekhar has all the spark and makes you 'ship' them till the end.

Overall the film thrives on its emotional quotient and the picturesque locales in Scotland. Since it has nothing new to offer, it comes across as just another mediocre film. Go for it if you love typical Bollywood romance.

We rate it 2 Stars out of 5