The subsequent episodes are poor and look far-fetched. The director, Linguswamy stuck to his strengths and chose an out an out commercial concept for the sequel of a blockbuster movie, which released 13 years ago. Albeit, there are very few similarities between the original one and the sequel. The production values are good and every frame in the film looks rich. The camera works are on point for this commercial drama.
A few fight sequences have been captured well. Music by Yuvan Shankar Raja is adequate. Two songs are good to hear but the real deal here is the scintillating background music. Browse more videos. But he has not been able to stop the gang. These miscreants' websites have been blocked several times, but have managed to get back by registering in various countries. Vishal Krishnan released his latest Telugu movie Pandem Kodi 2 along with its original version Sandaikozhi 2 on Thursday.
He has taken all precautionary measures to stop it from being leaked on the internet. He also succeeded in extracting superb performances from his artists and gives a realistic look to the film.
G V Prakash impresses with his background score which lifts the film to another level. Camerawork is sleek as the rural atmosphere is shown quite naturally. Production values are just about ok, and so is the dubbing for the film. On the whole, Pandem Kollu will be a decent outing for Dhanush in Tollywood.
His amazing performance and an entertaining love track in the first half will be liked by the masses. However, a slow and dragged out second half and too much Tamil nativity might limit the reach of the film. Ad : Teluguruchi - Learn.. The characters showcased and the entire set up is a bit difficult for Telugu audience to digest.
Second half gets completely emotional as there is no proper entertainment during this part. Lack of known faces might also go against the reach of this film. Director Vetrimaran walks away with the honours in the technical department. The way he has weaved the story with an intriguing line is good. He also succeeded in extracting superb performances from his artists and gives a realistic look to the film. G V Prakash impresses with his background score which lifts the film to another level.
Camerawork is sleek as the rural atmosphere is shown quite naturally. The noted actor managed to adapt himself in a commercial setup after starring in a few experimental flicks recently. Keerthy Suresh excelled in the role of a strong-gutted villager. She looks like a live wire and this is easily one of her most energetic performances till date. Her chemistry with Vishal looks good on screen. Varalakshmi got a meaty role and her portrayal of a cruel and menacing lady is really convincing.
After a decent first half, one would expect a pacy and entertaining second half but the director messes it up with too many subplots.
Episodes where the hero tries to cover up a crucial incident that could decide the fate of two villages looks silly and unappealing. It is more like watching two independent halves with the latter one undoing all the good work of the first one. There are too many action blocks in the second half and that can put off the audience.
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