This film is an epic and absolute comedy with numerous rib-tickling moments.Akshay kumar,Paresh Rawal and Sunil shetty are perfect as the three leads who enter into trouble due to money's greed.Johny lever,Rajpal Yadav,Rimi sen,Sharat saxena,Manoj joshi and all other supporting actors add even more fun and comedy to the film.Last part evokes greatest laughter.ENJOY!

The favourite comic trio of every Bollywood movie lover is back. They have done a splendid job again. Raju is more notorious, Shyam is a little foolish but Babu Bhaiyya has lost his mind completely!! It's an excellent movie but many say that it's not as good as the prequel but I would like to say that you definitely laughed more while watching this movie. Neeraj Vora is a good director. Nice dialogue delivery. The scenes repeated from the prequel are equally funny. This movie is in no way behind its prequel. This movie will surely remain a fan-favourite like its predecessor. Watch it again and again but it'll always make you laugh.

In Bollywood, Sequels were not successes earlier, From Nigahein(1989) which was a sequel of Naagin(1986), Hathyar(Vaastav) were all failures. But PHP was the first success which was followed by Krissh, Dhoom 2, LRMB.etc Hera Pheri wasn't a hit when released in 2000, but it got a cult status which slowly made Priyadarshan a successful name. The film was a remake of malyalam film Ramji Rao Speaking. This time, Neeraj Vohra directed the film, retaining the same male cast, but this time they copied Lost Stock and 2 Smokin Barrels. When Hera Pheri had released Akshay was struggling to prove himself as an actor/star while Suneil too was moving out from his action hero image. In fact the film hardly gathered buzz that time but slowly after repeated viewings on TV and DVDS it got cult status. But when PHP released Akshay had become a comedy king, so hence his dominance in the script, in the original Suneil had a more important role then him but in this, Akshay dominates from frame 1 to 10 perhaps because Neeraj worked with him before in Khiladi 420. The original was a situational comedy but PHP is turned into a slapstick fare where actors make faces, stupid comic scenes The first scene itself is an indicator that this time the film is more for the front benchers. Some scenes are funny like the swimming pool scene, the scene when Akshay dupes Rajpal but after a point of time, it gets tiring with the same gags and lengthy. Worst of all is the director adds lot more then he can chew, so many subplots which get tiring after a while. By the time the film ends it gets tedious, the ending in the circus is not funny but very lame.Direction by Neeraj Vohra is below par, he relies a lot on slapstick Music by HR is okay, those days HR as a singer had debutted Hindi Cinema, Most films featured him in music videos whenever he composed and sung, here too he sings plenty of songs luckily he doesn't make an appearance though, Kitne Armaan is the best track while Ae Meri Zohrajabeen is funAkshay Kumar had started getting repetitive with his same type of comic act, here he overdoes it terribly in some scenes too, Perhaps he lacked a good director this time, but yet he does shine in several scenes Paresh Rawal however goes completely over the top, his comic act as Baburao in the original was superb as it was deadpan here however he goes loud and makes funny faces and hence he doesn't work here Suneil Shetty gets lesser scope and isn't in form this time, he doesn't even get enough scope to act unlike in the original. Amongst the heroines Both are dubbed, Rimii Sen is as usual, Bipasha is okay Sharat Saxena is loud, Ravi Kissan is as usual, Rajpal Yadav is typecast, Manoj Joshi and others are hardly worth mentioning.

Its indeed first is always first but the 2nd one really shocked everyone as it was no where near 2nd part of Mallu movie Ramji Rao Speaking...and all the credit goes to Neeraj! Not to forget the Hera Pheri 1st where Paresh himself mentioning after receiving the best actor award...that the credit goes to Neeraj as Paresh is a total guju guy and due to Neeraj..he could project the marathi guy in 1st movie..all credit goes to the script writer and his perception as even the director directs but the key sense to the soul is the script writer..and I would say being a 2nd it really bags the credit for what it has done! A movie which will chuckle your bones and you don't worry about anything when you are driving back to home... Kudos to Neeraj the comedy king Cheers