Shivaji Surathkal 2 Movie Review: An emotional, suspense-filled thriller – TOI Etimes
Plot: A serial killer is on the unfastened and the onus is on Karnataka’s Sherlock Holmes, Shivaji Surathkal (Ramesh Aravind), to catch him. The case turns into advanced simply when Shivaji is about to unravel it. 4 murders, a ticking clock and no clues; can Shivaji cease the following homicide and save the sufferer?
Overview: The movie opens a couple of years after Shivaji Surathkal’s (Ramesh Aravind) Ranagiri Rahasya journey. He’s now on a break and is busy taking good care of his daughter, Siri Surathkal (Aaraadhya). Nevertheless, Shivaji’s identify options within the homicide of a girl in coastal Karnataka and, thus, he’s requested to report back to responsibility on precedence.
Throughout investigations, Shivaji instantly recognises it because the handiwork of a serial killer, however fails to attach the dots for a sample. The case turns into advanced simply when Shivaji is about to unravel it. However when he lastly cracks the case, it may be a bit too late.
Ramesh Aravind, along with his appeal, wit and his signature Shivaji mannerisms, holds the movie collectively. Shivaji has his personal issues, however remains to be one of the sought-after officers who can eke out the minutest clues even in a dense forest. He nonetheless holds the stellar document of fixing advanced instances.
SS2 is, in fact, a one-man present, and Ramesh has shouldered it with utmost duty. The actor is ably supported by his sidekick, Raghu Ramanakoppa, and actors Radhika Narayan, Meghana Gaonkar, Nassar and little Aaraadhya. Vinayak Joshi and Sangeetha Sringeri have attention-grabbing cameos. The movie will get the guessing sport proper by letting the viewers perform its personal psychological investigations until the final minute.
A whodunit often follows a set sample, however SS2 is a mix of homicide thriller with an emotional twist. Whereas there’s a very attention-grabbing serial-killer-on-the-loose bit, concurrently, it additionally takes an emotional detour, thus wandering a bit from the primary plot. The twists and turns work, however don’t go away you surprised. The film lacks the tight screenplay the primary movie of the franchise provided.
The breaking of the fourth wall continues right here too, however it’s jarring. There’s a 1001 join, too! This movie additionally shuttles between the previous and current, which is once more justified within the climax.
Judah Sandy’s music is apt and the thriller theme lingers on even after strolling out of the theatres. The writing is convincing in most elements. Director Akash Srivatsa has finished job, however concentrating extra on the homicide thriller may have bettered the movie.
General, the viewers can go to the theatres to be charmed by Shivaji’s wit and intelligence and to observe him remedy one other attention-grabbing thriller case, at his personal tempo.
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