Polimera 2 has been making a lot of noise in the last few days.
The film is the sequel to the OTT release Polimera and has been released in theatres today.
Story: The story picks up from its predecessor, revolving around Jangaiah(Baladitya), an honest police officer investigating the mysterious disappearance of his brother, Komaraiah (Satyam Rajesh).
Suspected of delving into black magic in the village of Jastipalli, leading to several deaths. As Jangaiah digs deeper, suspicions rise, particularly as Komaraiah’s family withdraws support.
Ravindra Nayak, the newly appointed Sub-Inspector, uncovers intriguing connections between Komaraiah, an ancient temple in Jastipalli, and the renowned Anantha Padmanabha Swamy Temple in Kerala.
Performances: Satyam Rajesh excels once more in his portrayal of the enigmatic Komaraiah, showcasing versatility and intensity in his performance.
Rakendu Mouli’s role as the investigating officer, Kamakshi Bhaskarala’s portrayal of Komaraiah’s wife, and the supporting cast all contribute well to the film’s performance.
Baladitya was also neat in his role. The performances in the film is what catches the imagination of many.
Technical Aspects: Gyaani delivers the perfect background score, intensifying the atmosphere and enhancing even the most mundane moments.
Technical Aspects: Gyaani delivers the perfect background score, intensifying the atmosphere and enhancing even the most mundane moments.
The cinematography, while acceptable, leaves room for improvement given the rich settings and context.
The editing effectively navigates complex storytelling, earning some leniency, but the writing falls short of expectations, particularly regarding the historical significance of the temple backdrop.
Analysis: For those who haven’t seen the previous film, this repetitive approach becomes confusing and wearisome.
In the sequel, the director hints at a tantalizing temple mystery but barely scratches the surface of its potential depths.
A more profound exploration of this enigmatic temple could have provided a far more captivating storyline.
Instead, the director primarily prioritizes forging links between past occurrences and present developments.
The film’s pace starts leisurely but gains momentum in the first half, maintaining intensity into the second half.
The climax in Maa Oori Polimera 2 suggests a potential third part, allowing for a more satisfying ending, showcasing the intriguing premise that initially captivates the audience.
The story unfolds with a brisk pace, sparking anticipation as it ventures into relatively unexplored territory.
The story unfolds with a brisk pace, sparking anticipation as it ventures into relatively unexplored territory.
The story unfolds with a brisk pace, sparking anticipation as it ventures into relatively unexplored territory.
The plot becomes overly dense, with rapid shifts in time and a convoluted timeline that leaves viewers perplexed.
Much of the film is intricately connected to its predecessor, leading to extensive reinterpretation of scenes from the first installment in a new context.
Verdict: On the whole, the narrative of Polimera 2 is decent, but a more engaging screenplay in the first half could have significantly elevated the film’s overall allure.
Nevertheless, Polimera 2 has been made on a decent note has passable thrills, and can be given a shot once if you have nothing else to do.
Rating: 2.5/5