Irony of fate. Continuation.

A lighthearted New Year's film... it's watchable, but there's nothing particularly outstanding about it. It can't compare to its predecessor in terms of its thematic depth; everything feels contrived, and it's essentially one long advertisement throughout the film: Beeline, Kalva, Faberge, and a car... I don't remember what kind of car Bezrukov had... Brylsk (I don't know the exact surname, I'm writing it as I know it))) was made up so much that she became so young, and when she started talking on the mobile phone, she held the phone to her ear with a senile hand, and her friend also aged, everyone else aged, but she remained a sweetie... Many details are illogical and funny...
P.S.: This film is only good for the season...