The movie "KGF Chapter-1" which came from Kannada Seema in 2018 and stood firm enough to be heard all over the country.
The film made history because it was able to captivate the majority of the audience despite some shortcomings in terms of content.
Now its sequel KGF-2 has arrived.
"Baahubali-The Conclusion" was three times bigger than "Baahubali-The Beginning".
Does "KGF-Chapter2" look more like "KGF-Chapter1"?
Going into the subject is the same high sound narrative in "KGF-2". However he set the genre of this type and succeeded so he walked the same path.
Directors like Rajamouli, Boyapati and Koratala are the name given to Hero Elevations. Now Prashant Neil has surpassed those three. Hero elevates Energy Levels like Avengers and Superman.
What happened to Rocky after he beheaded Garuda in the first chapter? The story of how he then came back into the scene and did what he did.
It feels more like watching about 50-60 trailers in a row than the experience of watching a movie. Each scene seems to be cut like a gripping trailer. This trend is also present in the first chapter. The overall heavy background score hooks without a hitch.
Visually, the mine background, color contrast, and graphics all combine to take you to a different world.
Logic is not sought in this genre. Yet the scene of the firing while the Prime Minister is seen holding a gun in Parliament seems exaggerated. As well as compulsive dramas. The scene between the mother and the doctor before the climax is not too much.
Except for two or three scenes like this, everything else is full meal for the mass audience.
For those who have not seen the first chapter, this genre takes time to set. Fast cut editing does not provide an opportunity to understand and feel.
Working as an editor for an original film is not a trivial matter. It can no longer be understood if there are 2-3 cuts per moment on average. It's okay for a while. But the situation is similar throughout the film.
Camera work, graphics are rich. The songs have no significance. The background music is very heavy.
Yash impressed on screen. He used his weapon hammer in the first part as well as in the crucial fight in this part as well. "Hammer .. !!" by a kid who saw Yash in Fastoff. The director also shouted.
Sanjay Dutt is the getup movie. The maximum depth in the character should be increased.
Srinidhi has a bit of a character but it ends up being sentimental.
Raveena Tandon as Prime Minister is reminiscent of screen presence. The scenes between her and Yash are gripping.
Prakash Raj, on the other hand, is limited to being a voiceover artist.
As a CBI officer, Rao Ramesh helped in the storytelling.
Fastoff drove heavily, and even the Prime Minister's scenes in the second half were well bloodied and by the time the ship reached the climax the content was clear. Feeling we have 'Run out of gas' emotionally. That aside the climax action episode also opens up very richly.
Some of the dialogues in the longer scene exploded well:
- "The heads here are not eternal. The crowns are eternal".
- "I am the CEO of India"
Also, the dialogue that says "I do not like children, I do not like women" is well-rounded.
Conversations that amuse the mass audience like this are a plus point for this film.
Yash went to the police station for a golden biscuit and took a look at the vandalism there. It feels like a pucca Avengers type scene. The Ash "Kalash Nikov" Army attack on Sanjay Dutt also whistles.
Audiences who like high dose action scenes and superhero performances will love "KGF - Chapter 2". Simply put, not everyone who likes the first part will be compliant with the second part.
This KGF Chapter 2 addresses Hero Elevations and Heavy Dose Action Episodes.
Bottom line: collect money for mass audiences
