Odella 2 Movie Review: Tamanna Bhatia cannot overcome this old Telugu sequel

Tamanna Bhatiya in ‘Odella 2’ | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

2022 film Odella railway stationThe characteristic of Vashish Simha and Hebah Patel, directed by Ashok Teja, was a rural thriller who focused on sexual offenses in a quiet Telangana village. The Katha found out after a woman took revenge on a woman that her husband was a criminal. With its use of a vioristic lens on graphic visuals and violence, the film increases the number of important audiences on the OTT (AHA Telugu), despite its disturbing tone. Ashok Teja and writer Sampat Nandi reunion for their sequel, Odella 2Under the leadership of Tamna Bhatia, re -adding the story as a supernatural thriller.

After meeting with a terrible end in his wife’s hands, Tirupathi (Vasishta N Simha) returns as a vengeful spirit, is undesirable and more dangerous. His soul manipulates a new set of men, rules the same pattern in the village. As anarchy increases, the platform is determined for the arrival of Bhairavi (Tamanna), a mythological force is in luck to restore the order. A traditional good-bamin-dussers perform.

Aadhaar echoes many devotional plays and horror drama of the 1990s and 2000s. Ammoreu To Arundhati – Where divine intervention becomes mandatory to capitalize on a cursed family or area. Perhaps recently provoked from the success of Telugu films Virupaksha And Mother Uri PoiseThe setting is so primitive that Odella is depicted as a village that believes in superstition, magician and fakir than the police. There are only three types of people in the village – saints, demons and victims.

Bhairavi seems to be very inspired by the Aghora Act of Balakrishna, facing the anger of Lord Shiva AkhandShe abandons her family to become an ascetic in the early days of life, protected by a snake, defends holy cows, and even commands a gang of miscreants to maintain itself on cow’s urine for livelihood. She cheats on them with warnings Khabar … silent.At the other end, some people discuss as a revenge in the form of sexual harassment, in the guise of painting the victim’s approach, with a gaze on the romantic advances of the newly married couples at night.

Despite its many flaws, Odella railway station Continuous interest with a wind of mystery. Odella 2 Does not score even on that count. Instead, it is fixed on one-liners, bombing for its heroes for its mythological undertakings and craft bombing, which is precious to its old script. If you are searching for a silver lining, then a gender is flip – the savior is a woman, and the evil spirit is a man.

After the interval, the film is converted into a spiritual preaching. Bhairavi seized every opportunity to chant the latest mantras and give a long time to offer a curved monologue about Shiva’s greatness. When this phase dies finally, the story turns into a pomp of Tirupati, repeated threats to eliminate the village. In the final act-acting Clich, drenched-one could have an impact that the manufacturers had sometimes submerged the male gaze.

Writing is mostly lazy, loud, and overwriter, while action is heavy on gore, with uncomfortable, gray undertone. The voice of Vasishta Simha lends herself well for a no—-handed opponent, but it is ruined on the character of a flat, a flat, such as Tirupati. It is disappointing to see Tamanna’s formidable screen appearance in a film, which recalls the mark. Hebah Patel is not better, unhappy with a role that provides very little purpose in a film that fully takes care of her female savior and male demon.

Murali Sharma’s Fakir Act – appears to be modeling on Sayaji Shinde’s character Anwar Arundhati – No effect is affected. Television actor Rahul Ravi has his moments, although he has been re -established for an inconsistent role. Sharath Lohitashwa, Youth, Gagan Vihari and Srikanth Eyngar are inserted into forgetable parts, and their performance is not measured.

Cinematographer Soundarajan tries to use jerky camera movements for good effects in select sequences, but it cannot overcome the severity of writing and treatment. Otherwise the trusted Ajnesh Lokeath offers a disgusting score, which is very much more dependent on the mantras in a desperate attempt to keep the audience bent.

Different Odella railway stationWho confidently stuck his crime thriller roots, Odella 2 A little devotion tries to be an entertainer filled with action-packs and suspense, and none of them.