The much-awaited mammoth '2.0' finally hit the theatres with superstar Rajnikanth reprising his role of the human-robot Chitti and with Akshay Kumar and Amy Jackson joining him in this time!
Rajnikanth as Vasigaran/Chitti/Chitti 2.0 does full justice to his roles as the human robot. He and his expressions are spot-on!! Akshay Kumar as the antagonist Pakshi Rajan is menacing but does not have enough meat for his role. Amy Jackson plays the role of the pretty damsel really well as Nila. And it is an out and out Rajni movie.
Shanker delivers us ' Rajni brand of entertainment' after Robot. Though his screenplay, the story is weak but his direction is good and offers a strong message as well. The VFX is top-notch and really makes the movie look an absolute delight. However, the over the top emotional quotient, forced social message do some damage to the second half. The dialogues are just about ok but the background score by AR Rahman is delightful.
An entertaining and fun 1st half but a boring second half with an interesting climax, Shankar succeeds but is unable to fully deliver an entertaining Rajni movie. But it is surely better than his contemporaries like Kaala, Kabali and even Robot itself. I am going with 3 stars! Watch it for the magnificence of the 3D aspect.
P.S. Its worth the wait of 2 years and the production budget of 540 crores.
Rajnikanth as Vasigaran/Chitti/Chitti 2.0 does full justice to his roles as the human robot. He and his expressions are spot-on!! Akshay Kumar as the antagonist Pakshi Rajan is menacing but does not have enough meat for his role. Amy Jackson plays the role of the pretty damsel really well as Nila. And it is an out and out Rajni movie.
Shanker delivers us ' Rajni brand of entertainment' after Robot. Though his screenplay, the story is weak but his direction is good and offers a strong message as well. The VFX is top-notch and really makes the movie look an absolute delight. However, the over the top emotional quotient, forced social message do some damage to the second half. The dialogues are just about ok but the background score by AR Rahman is delightful.
An entertaining and fun 1st half but a boring second half with an interesting climax, Shankar succeeds but is unable to fully deliver an entertaining Rajni movie. But it is surely better than his contemporaries like Kaala, Kabali and even Robot itself. I am going with 3 stars! Watch it for the magnificence of the 3D aspect.
P.S. Its worth the wait of 2 years and the production budget of 540 crores.
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