Directed by Anubhav Sinha, Tum Bin 2 features Neha Sharma, Aditya Seal and Aashim Gulati in lead roles. Tum Bin 2 is a romantic flick and is a sequel to the 2001 film Tum Bin. Not only has he directed, Anubhav Sinha has also written the story and has produced it with Bhushan. The music of the movie is composed by Ankit Tiwari and Nikhil-Vinay, while the cinematography has been taken care of by Ewan Mulligan. Tum Bin 2 has an emotionally entertaining first half and the performances by all the actors are very impressive. Tum Bin 2 despite of the repetitive subject as the earlier one is a decent watch. The movie is awesomely portrayed has sadness and sentiments without any hurry. The sentiments showcased in the movie Tum Bin 2 are a hearty welcome retreat to the past one and Neha Sharma has done complete to her character. Neha Sharma looks amazingly beautiful and can make a mark in Bollywood with this kind of performance. The music gets all the brownie points from our side and the direction is neatly done. On the whole, Tum Bin 2 is a decent and must watch.

Tum Bin 2 comes 15 years after the first one (Tum Bin), and is an instant throwback to the same space and similar plot-points: foreign locations, an accident, a guilt-ridden protagonist, and young love. There’s also an attempt to establish that first loves may not be forever, and how it is perfectly possible, even acceptable, to move on. You start paying attention, hoping that the film will go down that path, and then wham, a lid comes down on that thread. There’s a cop-out and it goes right back into old, old ways of settling such unseemly conflict: understanding vibes between the two men who decide for the girl what she really wants, an over-cooked plot garnished with lots of contrivances, and swelling violins which tell us that it’s time to bring the glycerine out.