Vidyut Jammwal and Shivaleeka Oberoi starrer Khuda Haafiz had delivered in 2020, and the Faruk Kabir coordinated continuation of the activity spine chiller - Khuda Haafiz: Chapter II - Agni Pariksha, is divulged in the films today. Subsequent to fighting the tissue dealers to a limited extent one, Sameer Chaudhary (Vidyut) and Nargis Chaudhary (Shivaleeka) return to India with an aim to begin once more. Nonetheless, they before long face one more monstrous test as their took on girl Nandini is hijacked by a bratty gathering of young men from her school. What follows next is a progression of violent occasions, battle and retribution.

While the goal of Khuda Haafiz: Chapter II - Agni Pariksha is respectable, what it really needs is a heading. The film continually stepped on the slender line between the great and the terrible, frequently confounded on which way it needed to walk forward ultimately. What perplexes this generally obfuscated plot further is Shivaleeka's confounded person. Her way of behaving towards Sameer is amazing, moreso brutal, and one never genuinely figures out the purpose for it. While it spurs Sameer in the film, yet in a more practical space it appeared to be outlandish, a plot point that should have been worked upon.Writer-Director Faruk Kabir might have invested somewhat more energy there. Khuda Haafiz: Chapter II - Agni Pariksha raises the polarity of confronting disillusionments from quarters that one expects help from, and finding help from a space that individuals generally don't expect from. While that is certainly not a remarkable bend, it likewise gives the producers space to hype on generalizations like the bad framework, and severely acted kids from rich families. However, what seems to be a much needed refresher, is that the media for a change is depicted capably.

Cinematography by Jitan Harmeet Singh is top class, but numerous shots in the peak grouping appeared to be an advancement for Egypt the travel industry. Ambient sound by Amar Mohile assists with propelling the scenes, while activity arranged by Yannick Ben, Amin Khatib, Vidyut Jammwal, and Faruk Kabir is the most awesome aspect of this film. Vidyut sparkles in every single activity grouping in the film.

All things considered, Vidyut Jammwal and Shivaleeka Oberoi make a good showing as Sameer and Nargis, but Sheeba Chaddha as the main bad guy Thakur ji captures everyone's attention. There is likely no job or feeling that she can't pro on the big screen. Dibyendu Bhattacharya as Rashid Qasai satisfies his part, while Rajesh Tailang's personality of writer Ravi Kumar might have been utilized further. However in his restricted screen time, Tailang fills the role to the T.