Updated at 11:30 AM
Post climax gets even more interesting! Ramu tries to give a convincing end and he does it very well. Added to this, he uses the song he recorded ‘Kattulato Saavasam’. Great Finish. Great Movie.
Updated at 11:15 AM
Slowly but steadily comes the lead to the climax. Re-recording inspired from ‘The Dark Knight’ and ‘The Bourne Identity’.
And then comes back to the original. All eyes glued to screens.
Updated at 11:05 AM
Ramu uses lot of cliches, plays it safe by elevating few right characters, and keeps the power balances equal.
Updated at 10:55 AM
Enter peddayana’s secretary Swami (Subhalekha Sudhakar). Uses age old Rajiv Gandhi dialogue.
Updated at 10:50 AM
Surya meets Pratap. Great scene, especially good cinematography.
Updated at 10:45 AM
A knife fight. Slow motion. Surya’s eyes, his body become the character he plays.
Updated at 10:40 AM
Second half starts with another good scene.
Updated at 10:20 AM
Interval with the famous TV blast scene. First half is terrific.
Updated at 10:15 AM
Good to see few important characters from part -1.
Updated at 10:05 AM
Ladies and Gentleman for the first time in his career, RGV uses flashback in his film.
Updated at 10:00 AM
Enter Muddu Krishna’s Character. Much like Bhiku in Satya.
Updated at 09:58 AM
An amazing scene. Complete slow motion, one of the best in recent times.
Updated at 09:57 AM
Thanikella rocks all other actors with one scene!
Updated at 09:55 AM
Cinematography as good as it is in any RGV film.
Updated at 09:50 AM
Sudeep too begins his act.
Updated at 09:45 AM
Referral to the TV bomb, Priyamani entered as Bhavani. Intense expressions from everyone.
Updated at 09:40 AM
Vivek Oberoi continues his intense performance. RR refuses to relax!
Updated at 09:35 AM
Enter Surya straight away with a blast. Intense scenes straight away.
Updated at 09:30 AM
Movie starts with a bang. Ramgopal Varma continues to bother with his narration of what happened in part – 1.
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