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Starring: Shahrukh Khan, Priyanka Chopra, Lara Dutta, Boman Irani, Om Puri, Kunal Kapoor
Director: Farhan Akthar
                      Don 2 Hindi Movie Synopsis :-Shah Rukh Khan is back and expected to give some wonderful movie with a surprise to his fans by a macho and rough look in his upcoming movie Don 2- The Chase Continues. This movie is action  thriller oriented one which is directed by Farhan Akhtar is the sequel of a hit hindi movie in 2006 titled as "Don" .SRK’s one more popular Bollywood Movie is Don which was supposed to be a remake of old same titled movie of Amitabh bachan and hence after this he started to be compared with bollywood star amitabh bachan. In this movie he played a role of a don named Vijay with actress Priyanka Chopra casted by the name Roma. This movie was directed by a famous director Farhaan Akhtar and the famous dialogue from that film was “Don ko pakadna mushkil hi nahi namumkin hai”.

Review: Don 2 looks seriously slick - Rediff

It's a bit perplexing to see just how young, fit and fresh Shah Rukh Khan looks in the promos of his films. We saw the glaring gulf between the way he looked in the Ra One promo earlier this year and the way he looked on TV with Karan Johar or supporting his IPL team, and now we see him again, looking lethal in the first trailer for Don 2. Maybe those who do makeup and CGI for Rajnikanth are working their magic in SRK's films, or maybe King Khan only saves up his shininess for when it counts the most.

                          Either way, the Don 2 trailer looks pretty darned sharp. We see a speedboat slice through verdant green waters as Khan, in over-baritoned voiceover, tells us that his enemies thought he was dead and now he's back and ready for more. We catch peeks of Khan in tattooed longhaired Bangkokjunkie/underpaid chinesevan waiter mode, both of which make sense as a disguise while the wounded tiger licks his wounds. A word about the voice, though: in a sequel to a film where he stepped into Amitabh Bachchan's shoes -- which seemed a couple sizes too big for him at the time -- this voiceover seems to be yet another tribute from Khan, trying to sound a bit like that man who keeps proving he'll never be too old.
                          And then, just as he uses up all the gravel in his throat mouthing the 'remember who I am, I'm the Don' lines from that classic song used smartly here as dialogue, he smiles and says 'boom', a car explodes on cue, and then it's Shah Rukh all the way.
                          The rest is standard blockbuster fare, explosions and slow motion turns to the camera, maximised for dramatic effect. But there's absolutely no mistaking the fact that this film looks very, very slick indeed. Clearly Farhan Akhtar's out to prove a point, and so far, he looks like he knows what he's doing. Wish they didn't throw in the weird Khan smirk at the very end, though.