A film full of humour and warmth, topped off with impressive performances.

The characters are subtly and plausibly developed, and just like its prequel, they create a community that eventually envelops the audience. In terms of humour (there is a heavy dose of it), none of the jokes are forced. The substance of laughs that writer Naz Onuzo squeezes in is nothing short of smart. They come in words, actions and silence, and are delivered in a timely fashion.

The cast and crew simply come together to create a genuine feel-good entertainment. It's distinct from its predecessor. It's beautiful and warm on its own.