KGF Chapter 2 Film Review

In KGF Chapter 2, Rocky's (Yash) wife is feeling hot and demands a fan, Rocky immediately starts the helicopter fan. This scene shows what kind of film KGF Chapter 2 is. Where a shovel can work, JCB has been made available, that is, for the fan of this series, all those elements in the second part are ten times the desire for which they have bought tickets. The film has been designed for the fans and is full of stardom, full of action, and dialogues. Everyone has been exaggerated which will be liked by fans of the KGF Chapter Series and Rocky, but those who do not like such films will find it exaggerated.

KGF Chapter 2 starts from where Chapter 1 ended. The KGF is captured by Rocky, a god to the people, but Rocky's enemies have also increased who want to destroy Rocky's empire. Adheera (Sanjay Dutt) is pitted against Rocky who is extremely cruel.

The government and the police didn't have much of a role in Chapter 1, but this time Prime Minister Ramika Sen (Indira Gandhi-influenced character) wants to end Rocky's illegal business. Rocky Inn faces the challenge.

The script and direction have been done in such a way that every frame of the film has Rocky's impression. The cops tremble when Rocky arrives. Rocky's glory is glorified in every other dialogue. Look at the hallmark of the dialogue - 'There are two types of gravitational forces in the world, one Newton in which Apple comes down from the top, the other Rocky in which People move up from the bottom.'

Rocky's talk goes on even when Rocky is not on the screen. In every second or third shot, Rocky is seen smoking a cigarette, wearing dark glasses, and walking in slow motion with a hammer and a gun in his hand. The script penned by Prashanth Neel doesn't have much scope for other characters. That's why the whole film seems to be rocking star Yash Maya.

Actually, this is a character-driven movie and Rocky's character has been so tightly fitted into the mind of the audience that they do not see anything else in the film.

Many great scenes have been created for Rocky which also thrills. Rocky creates havoc in the police station with a heavy-duty machine gun, which is referred to in the film as the mother of the machine gun. Fires thousands of bullets and smokes a cigarette from a machine gun that has become a hot ember, then the cinema hall reverberates with the sound of applause and whistles.

Rocky encounters Adheera for the first time, firing on Adheera's team, Rocky directly entering the Prime Minister's Office and talking, Reena (Srinidhi Shetty) being taken away and Rocky being chased by a car are some of the scenes that have to be seen in the film. Can be called a highlight.

The first half of the film runs fast, but the second half is much better. In this, the story also progresses and action is also seen. The audience expects a vigorous action sequence in the climax, but this expectation does not come true.

There are drawbacks too. A lot has been discounted in the name of the Larger Than Life movie, which shakes in some scenes. Adheera gets a chance to kill Rocky once, which he leaves without a valid reason. Rocky finds it strange to have Reena for 'entertainment'. Why does Reena, who hates Rocky, suddenly become attracted to Rocky? The script doesn't have many ups and downs and the story is straightforward. Barring the role of the Prime Minister of India, most of the female characters are weak. They either moan, or they are called entertainment.

Director and writer Prashanth Neel's sequel is better than the first part. He has corrected some of the shortcomings of the first part in the second. The film has been rushed at a fast pace and has not given the audience much time to think. His focus has been on the action and apart from the hammer, chain, knife, rod, sword, shovel, and gun, he has also handed over new types of machine guns to the characters.

It is his style to break a single dialogue and insert scenes in between and stitch two to three sequences together. Prashant has portrayed every character with style and attitude, be it Rocky, the Villain or Rocky's mother, or the Prime Minister of India. Words come out of each character's mouth as if they were bullets.

The editing of the film is superb and it is an example of how a simple story is edited and presented in a stylish way. The film has been edited in such a way that there are a lot of ups and downs in the simple story. The action of the film is a big plus point. The film is weak in terms of music. The background music is as loud as the characters.

Yash looks stylish. His arrogance makes his character sharp. He has paid more attention to his attitude than to acting. They are frozen in action sequences. Srinidhi Shetty did not get a special opportunity. Sanjay Dutt impresses as the villain. His getup makes him dangerous. Raveena Tandon has got some good scenes as the Prime Minister. The support of artists like Prakash Raj, Malavika Avinash, and Archana Joyce has been good.