The rampant coal bazaari, which had brought untold riches and suffering to the people of Wasseypur and Dhanbad and the rest of the coal belt, depending upon which side of the divide they were, has lost its hold: there are other fish to be caught and fried in this place, where men and women and children live and breathe the air tainted by violence and corruption and rank need. His sons, primarily Danish (Singh) and Faizal (Siddiqui) take up where Sardar left off: chief culprit Ramadhir Singh (Dhulia) is still at large, and still clinging to ill-gotten gains and snatched power, despite changing times. GOW1 ends with the slaying of Sardar Khan, played with such virtuosity by Manoj Bajpai that it's hard to have forgotten him in the month and more it's taken for part 2 to come out. For me, GOW2 is a follow-through that is shot through with flashes of brilliance, and some wonderful comic verve, but that doesn't have the enthralling power and spread of the first film.
But it would have given us the story's arc from beginning to end, smoothly maintaining the integrity of the plot, action and thought. It would have challenged our notions of how long we can fill seats, without squirming or fidgeting, or thinking of escape. a very long film, closing at nearly six hours. Yes, one continuous flow would have made Gangs Inc. This should have been the post-interval section of Gangs Of Wasseypur, carrying over, instantly, the charge of the first half. Cast: Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Tigmanshu Dhulia, Vineet Singh, Huma Qureshi, Zeishan Quadri, Aditya Kumar, Richa Chaddha, Piyush Mishra
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