“KGF: Chapter 2” Review: Yash in the hit Prashanth Neel sequel

It takes a lot of self-confidence to wear a white suit to fight in an open pit mine. Something more is needed, perhaps the Avengers– Superpower styling, to repel dirt – Out of the aforementioned battle still shining, shirt collar stretched out over snowy lapels, toned. Rocky, an outlaw hero KGFIt is clear that he is sure to be on fire: when he tells the former president of the United States that he is the chief executive of India, he is not kidding. We know for sure, because whatever he does – fight assassins, plot coups, buy all the politicians in the Indian legislature or behead them – Rocky, like his American companion, is no joke. He has things to do.

KGF: Chapter 2 (Also known as KGF: Chapter 2) is the second half of Prashant Neil’s action shock, which comes more than three years after the first turmoil storm, with a hiss, a shock response from fans around the world, and a $ 70 global opening. million last weekend. Much of this excitement is captured by Yashi, a smoldering Canadian superstar who shoots and travels in almost every scene as Rocky Bhai. Merit though: Neil makes his story about him, who is totally insane, doing all the tricks he can.

Jagged cuts, spectacular drone footage, a dramatically bleached color palette that gives the film a cartoonish look, a growing choreography involving thousands of wacky, cruel and protracted combat – this is a proverbial riot for many. First, KGF2 It gives us an almost uninterrupted explosion of noise; When Kalashnikovs are reduced, Ravi Basur’s Relentless Points increase to fill the void. This is often interesting, of course. really exhausting.

The KGF’s title is a gold mine, an open canyon filled with enslaved workers, beyond which an industrial complex of evaporated smokestacks extends to the horizon. An ecological disaster or, in other words, clean money. In the first film, a turbo rock arrives in Karnataka from Bombay, where he began his working life as a shoe shine, to assassinate Garuda, the president and heir of this Eldorado. He is then commissioned. Episode 2 Fly from that point with terrible speed. Rocky is about to get insanely rich and – mwah-ha-ha! – World Beating Criminal Master.

It only takes a few thrilling scenes to subdue the other family members, the most charming of all, by kidnapping Rena (Srinid Shetty) and moving her mansion to the best room, “for my amusement,” as she puts it, terrifying. . , in English. Thousands of miners and their families love him immediately, partly because he provides them with food and clothing, but mostly because he’s so cool that Rihanna will eventually fall in love with him. Of course she will: consensus issues aren’t big in the bad world of rock. As one fan wrote in response to negative reviews, this is not a film for women.

One of the problems with these monotonous action movies is that even the best ones tend to recede in the middle of the second hour, due to the severity of the repetition. Neil’s solution at this point is to challenge a bigger, more despicable, and more conspicuous enemy than the one Rocky has encountered thus far with inefficient police and family supportive property. Adhera (Sanjay Duti), apparently the oldest power beyond the throne of Garuda, according to the Vikings is a self-created mad material of harshness. Adheera is covered in tattoos, wields a sword and communicates primarily through noise. When he and Rocky fight Hand-to-Hand, it’s a showdown between the testosterone titans.

Meanwhile, tensions are increasing. Another potential enemy of Rock is the Prime Minister, who plays with an impressive smile – often with his teeth, since in a few lines he transmits strength and will, this is not a female film – Ravenna Tandoni. There is another enemy behind Adhera, the mastermind behind him, at the end of the film revealed in a cascade of information that is momentarily confused but satisfactorily disintegrates in another deafening barrage of bullets. The game is over, my friend.

It’s about how things are going KGF World. Even though the narrator’s filming device seems to reflect the whole story (told aloud in this chapter by Prakash Raj), it’s still easy to miss who the spoiler or supporter is, at least in the original story. Fortunately, the key points repeat themselves, sometimes more than once, more slowly between us. And, in fact, the details don’t matter much: the key thing is that Rocky Bhai moves sometimes at high speed and sometimes in slow motion, but always perfectly adjusted and rotated. KGF Chapter 3. Which, I’m sure, is still shaking us now, full of voice and anger.