2KGF was released in December 018 in India. KGF, El Dorado and Rocky Bhai were the big names in the audience. With the torrent release of the first part. But if three and a half years ago it was a wave that hit the theaters, today the KGF is watching that wave turn into a tsunami. 2 can be seen when released. KGF is all about how a mass movie can please the audience. Prashant Neil has done through 2.
The film is a Yash show. From beginning to end, Yash’s screen presence takes the film to another level. Prashant Neil has set a benchmark for mass cinema and mass character through the second part. As in the first part, the punchy dialogues, the mesmerizing mass scenes and the precisely blended background music make the film a great experience.
The story of the second part begins with the death of Garuda in Narachi and the Rocky taking control of the KGF. But this time it is not Anant Nag who is telling the story of Rocky, his absence is reflected in the second part. With Rocky gaining power in the KGF, the enemies are also raising their heads. This is where the KGF, which was only a shadow in the first part, comes into play. Founder Suryavardhan’s younger brother Adhira enters the scene. Though he can’t catch up with Yash, Sanjay Dutt, who played Adhira, is getting applause with his performance. During the shooting of the film, there were reports that Sanjay Dutt was suffering from health problems. It is doubtful whether this affected his performance in the film. Therefore, Raveena Tandon’s Prime Ministerial character Ramika Sen has scored a step higher than his Adhira.
KGF The second part is about how Rocky confronts those who pose a threat to his empire. Yash has more applause sequences in the second half than in the first. Prashant Neil has used the hype given to the character of Rocky after the first part to the maximum in the second part. KGF holds the record for most collections in the history of Indian cinema. If it breaks, it will not be a surprise at all.
The second part also has the support of a better script than the first part. The film does justice to the huge hype it received before its release, as well as the quality of the characters. Bhuvan Gowda’s cinematography and Ujjwal Kulkarni’s 19 – year – old editing prowess.
At the same time, the film ends with the impression that there will be a sequel to KGF. So don’t stop to leave the theater after seeing the end credit of the movie, the rest of the picture is Hey Bhai ….! If you want to watch a movie for two hours and 48 minutes without even feeling a single log from the screen, you can buy a ticket to KGF 2 and enjoy the wonders of Prashant Neil and Yash.