Produced by Vishal Film Factor and Pen Studios, the film is all set to hit the screens on October 18. Sakthivel is handling the cinematography for the film and editor Praveen KL is making the cuts. A set was erected at Binny Mills to reproduce a place in Madurai with a Temple and 500 shops as well. The film was launched on August 10,2017 officially with a ceremony. Music sensation Yuvan Shankar Raja has composed the music score for the film. Apart from Vishal in the main role, the film also has Keerthy Suresh, Varalaxmi and Rajkiran as well in important roles.īrinda Sarathy and S Ramakrishnan are the writers of the film while Vishal and Linguswamy take credits for the story.
SANDAKOLI 2 REVIEW MOVIE
Yes, 'Sandakozhi 2' is a much-anticipated movie which has Vishal essaying the led role and directed by Linguswamy.Īnother major exciting factor is that this movie is going to mark Vishal's 25th film in his cinematic career. The film may work for you.When 'Sandakozhi 2' was announced by the director, movie buffs, action buffs fans of the first part were in for a real celebration. Sandakozhi 2, may not have the gripping moments or the intense action scenes like the first film, but if you look beyond that. Yuvan Shankar Raja’s music aren’t instantly likeable, but the background score works well in the film’s favour. Her performance in the climax of the film delivers praise. Despite the orange-tan, the constant closeup shots, she shines. She’s the hot-headed vamp who seeks revenge. Varalakshmi fits in a role, that seems tailor-made for her.
Raj Kiran delivers a commanding performance, as the chief who is respected by all. There are no approved quotes yet for this movie. In one scene, he says he doesn’t like the adulation he receives and decides to keep a low profile – perhaps indicating his political profile or the star image he wants to carry. There are no featured reviews for Sandakozhi 2 because the movie has not released yet (). The dialogues in the film praise him, and he humbly rejects the praise. He brings the same energy and vibe which he delivered in the first part. Vishal shines as the confident action-hero. But Keerthy goes on to emote very well in the romantic song sequence and she dances well too. However, this seemed a bit forced, and all Keerthy had to do was to say ‘yow yoww’. Keerthy’s role is that of a tom-boyish fearless girl, who is talkative. This isn’t because of the inclusion of Keerthy, but lack of interesting scenes. The romantic track in the film featuring Keerthy and Vishal, isn’t like the first film (a superb Meera Jasmine). When was the last time you saw a villain want to take a selfie with the hero he once wanted to avenge? There’s another a terrific scene, where Lal features in a cameo in the film. The scene where Balu and Kasi effortlessly sling weapons at the thugs in different scenes at the same time is also very good.
He does so by creating inventive scenes to show that he is his saviour. For instance, take the point where Balu has the responsibility of saving Anbu’s life. However, Sandakozhi 2 does have some note-worthy points that prevents it from slipping it into a bad film. The film revolves around Balu and his family protecting him. In Sandakozhi 2, Balu and Kasi aren’t the one’s being targeted by the villain (Varalakshmi). Now, 13 years later, in the sequel, the genre is still relevant, but unlike its prequel, the racy tempo, the crispness in the film is missing. The film came in a time where action-packed films were ruling Kollywood (Sivakasi, Anniyan) and Sandakozhi went on to feature as one of the successful films in that list. The story worked on a plot that kept the suspense factor and had everyone wondering if Kasi will succeed in attacking Balu. However, Balu is guarded by his father Durai (Raj Kiran).
In Sandakozhi, Kasi (Lal), vows to take on Balu (Vishal), after the latter attacks him.
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