Ek Villain Returns film survey: Disha Patani, Tara Sutaria, Arjun Kapoor, John Abraham-starrer has an incoherent plot and passerby exhibitions, which causes Ek Villain to seem more appealing film
Eight years after the first comes the spin-off, ‘Ek Villain Returns’, in which the subject, ‘each story has an antagonist’ gets a revive.

This time around, the story grows its base with two male characters deflecting between being legend and antagonist, one concealed, another battling to track down his genuine face. There might have been something to this thought, that everybody has components of legend and miscreant inside and the one that surfaces top relies on our conditions.

In any case, a disconnected plot and walker exhibitions don’t a powerful film make: in examination, the not exactly mediocre ‘Ek Villain’, featuring Siddharth Malhotra-Riteish Deshmukh-Shraddha Kapoor, feels like a superior film.