‘Satya 2’ clearly specifies that underworld never becomes redundant. It merely changes form. That, in short, is the essence of this film.Unlike the gangster films of the 1980s and 1990s, which integrated gruesome violence in the narrative, this film is more about cerebral power, with violence being an offshoot of the conspiracy that the entrepreneur adopts. The protagonist is suave this time -- unlike the earlier Satya -- and uses the mistakes to stay a step ahead of lawbreakers and lawmakers. The cops, obviously, are caught completely off guard, since everyone is clueless of the new criminal on the horizon, his strategies and motives.Puneet Singh Ratn brings RGV's vision to life. He springs a surprise, essaying a complex part with certainty. All in all, it may not be RGV's best, but there's no denying that it has the right elements that make a quintessential gangster film!