Srinidhi Shetty gets too little to contribute to the narrative, plus she gets a song (Mehbooba) that clutters the second half without any solid explanation.
The way he delivers his self-written dialogues, one can’t help but listen to him (even if that doesn’t interest you). Makers make sure to keep Rocky bhai on the pedestal boasting his high-octane presence in every alternate scene. Chapter 2 just strengthens the similar thought further by transitioning him from ‘bhai to bhagwan’. KGF: Chapter 2 Movie Review: Star PerformanceĬhapter 1 was enough to register why there could be no one else apart from Yash to get the machismo of Rocky with such accuracy & swag. Yash’s car chase sequence with ‘play & pause’ transitions remains the best highlight of the film owing to its breathtaking cinematography and well-synchronised background score by Ravi Basrur.īut the same Class-A cinematography goes against the feel of the film when it rushes from one place to another in Yash & Sanjay’s combat scenes because as the film’s story, nothing is clear enough to understand anything. Side Bar: A scene censors the word ‘democracy’ changing it to ‘demography’, and I couldn’t help but wonder about the irony of what a democratic society we’re living in.īhuvan Gowda’s camerawork elevates the already monumentally mounted action sequences, to a level that’s almost unseen in the Indian film industry. But, this one doesn’t just leave your mind numb, but it does the same thing with your ears as well. Just to clarify, I don’t mind loudness in films, I’ve loved movies like Master, Rowdy Rathore, Dabangg and likes. It comes with some similar issues as chapter 1 like why is everyone talking so loud with everyone? I wanted to keep a track of how long any scene could be silent but it was so loud, I couldn’t concentrate. Everything looks extremely cool visually, but the whole argument behind making things cool is weak. Prashanth Neel’s ‘ambition’ overrides his ‘story-telling’ and that’s the biggest issue of his script. In this triple threat match, will there be just one winner? Well, put some cotton in your ears and sit back to know! K.G.F: Chapter 2 Review(Pic Credit: Movie Still) KGF: Chapter 2 Movie Review: Script Analysis While Rocky somehow dodges Adheera, it’s the Government that comes in his way of becoming the ‘CEO of India’ (in his own words). Now that he has killed Garuda, it’s Adheera (Sanjay Dutt) and his army who returns to find and kill Rocky.Īdheera isn’t the only obstacle for Rocky to cross but he now is on the radar of India’s Prime Minister Ramika Sen (Raveena Tandon).
In his story, we see how Rocky, from ‘bhai’, has now transitioned into ‘bhagwan’ for people around him.
Author Anand Vasiraju’s son Vijayendra (Prakash Raj) continues to tell the infamous Rocky’s ( Yash) tale to a news-channel editor starting from where it all ended in the first chapter.
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