Review of K.G.F: Chapter 2 (2022) by Abi_76 — 23 May 2022

Ah KGF2, this is a movie that is somehow embedded in the typical Indian moviegoer's mind as one of the best Indian movies of this year, with all guns blazing and a successful prequel this movie had a high bar to clear. Let's start with what the movie did good, the cinematography was absolutely wonderful, not very colorful but hey they did well with what they had to do. Yash, Dutt, and Tandon did extremely well with the roles they were handed and their acting was simply phenomenal. Unfortunately, that's pretty much the end to the positives.

The movie was loud, insanely loud and so was the music, which makes at least a half of the film incredibly repulsive. The screenplay was awful, their efforts to make Rocky look like a likable protagonist came across as daft and silly to me. I'm not a fan of an outpour of violence but if you are, good for you, you may enjoy this film. The film at times contradicts itself on what is canon and what is not, and judging by its mind-blowing gross I wouldn't be surprised if the studio is inclined to make this a trilogy. Shetty's acting was questionable at best and I didn't really find myself even slightly attached to her character or anyone else's to be totally honest. The ending just seemed like a half-hearted rehash of James Bond's death in ''No Time To Die'' only a tiny bit more dramatised... I guess.

To sum it up, if you like a crud ton of guns obliterating a bunch of one-dimensional faces, then this movie is for you!. I hope you enjoy this movie at least a little bit more than I did.