Ajay Devgn seems very comfortable in these roles as he has often portrayed similar roles of the no-nonsense, sincere officer. Saurabh Shukla, as usual is brilliant and always a pleasure to watch. I wish I could say something about Ileana but she has hardly any role in the movie. A few songs are randomly thrown in the movie, I suppose for the benefit of Ileana. The other actors in the movie have also performed their bit, well. The set up in the 80s is created well, with minute attention to detail such as the actors' clothes as well as recreating the houses in the 80's set up. Here is why I didn't like the movie: The movie started well with some scenes that got the audience to laugh out loud and also cheer in support of the hero and instead of maintaining that pace, things just went downhill and then just like that there was a glimmer of hope with a scene that created a sense of expectancy and then that fizzled out just as quickly. The movie was a roller coaster ride that sadly left me with a headache (or it could just be the heat). The whole movie is just one very, very long scene - of Amay and his team rummaging about Tauji's house in search of black money. The writer seems to have lost interest in the second half of the movie and the dialogues in the second half are lacklustre. There is a scene where the Indira Gandhi lookalike tries to help out Tauji by asking Amay to back off and then again she's shown praising Amay saying India is in need of such Officers. Good way to please all political parties. The movie starts with a bang and ends with a whimper.