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History Of Blood 2

If you love raw action movie go for it, this flick has a wonderful acting by lead characters Suriya , Vivek Oberoi , Priyamani, radhika aptae, Put headset or bass speaker , then you will get addicted to the movie for sure

Amazing acting with lots of political material on it.

Excellent Movie. Everybody acted well in the movie. The movie was so interesting and thrilling. The movie was not boring or lagging. Excellent Movie.

Its Blood Story once again! And we cant blame or complain, as we were already warned about it earlier. We were aware of this coming! The Prequel had its share of Blood Bath and the overflow continues with Blood on the Screen with more violence and more torture! For all those, who had skipped out from the Blood Galore in the First, here is a Flashback (A recap) of the Part I I would rather put it this way, you like it or you hate it, but you cannot ignore it. And RGV's Charitra is rough, scary, disturbing, horrifying and bloody hell! He loves it too! A man who does not think from the heart, but pours blood out of the heart! Indeed, with so much violence and no violins at all, he could give any viewer a Heart Attack! Its the rise of the Sun. And this Son (Surya, the actor who also is the Character - Surya Reddy) sparkles the screen with his first rate performance. He is here to avenge the murder of his father, who was brutally killed by Pratap. Oberoi and Suriya stand face to face to face all the consequences of their brutal rivalry in and out of Prison. Shotgun Sinha is powerful as the Politician who is for this sequel, a bit Khamosh! Kannada Actor Sudeep has got his due in this film after that minuscule role in the prequel. Here it's a RANN-ing performance. With regard to other characters, they are all Telugu Actors portraying Telugu characters in a Hindi film. (P.S: This is a 3 language film) and for that matter, you almost feel that you are watching a Telugu Dubbed Film! Despite the overdose of violence, it can be called an intense film, with so many sub-plots. The screenplay also paints a true picture of the political parties with which they were involved, their families and the moral support from their non glamorous women (Zarina Wahab, Radhika Apte and Priyamani) in their lives. While the Part I was more on reality, the Part II looks fictional. If Oberoi's fans are expecting more from him, sorry guys - this is meant for Suriya's launch pad, so he gets more footage and no doubt that Oberoi has been appreciated, Suriya is the one who takes all the credit this time. And before we say 'all is well, that ends well' - who knows, if RGV is already planning for the third series? And if he seriously does so, then - RGV is indeed a Bloody Fellow!

Director Ram Gopal Varma continues the revenge saga that he started with the first film, which released in October. In case you missed it, Varma begins with approximately 25 minutes of footage from the first film to bring you up to speed. In the starting sequence of the movie most people thought that Rakta Charitra 1 was playing by mistake.Clearly Varma doesn't believe in montage. The films are loosely based on the life of Paritala Ravindra, a political leader from Andhra Pradesh. While the first part focused on the rise of Pratap, played by Vivek Oberoi, the second focuses on how his arch-enemy Surya, played by South star Suriya, takes revenge. It's a high decibel, heavy-handed saga of killing and counter-killing without a break or even a larger point. Though Varma does tell us at the end that the film demonstrates the futility of violence - a noble sentiment, which is not unlike preaching abstinence at the end of a * film. Because for over two hours Varma explores the myriad ways of inflicting violence– so heads are crushed, limbs are severed, families are bombed and bullets pierce bodies without a pause. This is Varma's gritty universe, in which all the men make cryptic pronouncements and smoke and stride in slow motion. And just in case you still don't get it, the bombastic soundtrack underlines every emotion. Rakta Charitra 1 had an urgency that kept the narrative moving despite the clumsy voice-over and mind-numbing violence. The sequel has some powerful scenes but lacks cohesion. In places, the scenes seem stitched together quite randomly. Oberoi, who was so much more effective in the first, mostly flares his nostrils and looks grim. But Suriya saves the film from being a total loss. His expressive eyes have a quiet strength and his presence sears the screen. On the whole, RAKHT CHARITRA is not for the faint-hearted or the lily-liveried. The violence, the blood and gore depicted in the film will shock and disconcert you, which only goes to establish as to how proficiently the subject material has been treated. The film is targeted mainly at those who love to watch aggression, violence, bloodshed, brutality and massacre on the silver screen, but a chunk of the movie-going audience (ladies and kids) will choose to stay away from this scene of carnage. Will someone please find him a better Bollywood script?

The movie really sucks...... body show of Surya and violence.... nothing other than disaster...... the 4th flop for Surya continue sly.....Aadhavan, sing am, rakthcharithra 1, rakthcharithra 2 all the movies are action and he cant do this type of movies..... he really proved again he cant do action movies........the girls and family wont like the movie at all....thats 1000000% sure.....also a die-hard fan even accept this movie....... overall the movie is declared as a flop allover...this movie deserves a middle finger from audiences.......surya have select good scripts especially the role suited to him....

Based on the life of Paritala Ravindra, Ram Gopal Varma's 'Rakta Charitra 1' was a powerful, gruesome and thought-provoking fare, that awesomely showed the rise of the late factionist. 'Rakta Charitra 2', is based on Ravi's arch nemesis, who went on to assassinate him. Sadly, this one is a letdown. It lacks the vengeance, wildness and rush, that it's predecessor had. Like, 'Rakta Charitra 1', this sequel is also a tale of terrifying revenge. A common, soft-hearted person, is caught in a situation, that leaves him no option but to pick a sickle and start bloodshed. Ram Gopal Varma is one of the most talented filmmakers India has today. His stamp of a proficient storyteller is visible in each and every frame, but it all goes for a waste, as the writing is weak here. The problem, is that, like it's predecessor, this also is a vendetta fare. It lacks novelty, and even lacks the impact. Performance-Wise: Vivek Oberoi is fantastic. Like it's prequel, the award-winning actor plays Paritala Ravi with unmatchable command. Suriya as his arch nemesis, suffers from faulty diction. Shatrughan Sinha is a big bore this time around, while Radhika Apte continues to be excellent. Priyamani is decent. Sudeep is effective. Others lend able support. On the whole, A Letdown! One expected so much more from this sequel!

A one time watch and a disappointing fare for fans of part 1 because of the predictability and half baked acting by south star surya alongside Rgvs Direction is average but still fine to see it as a timepass.