Ola Guys..,Today I am here with the review of Kick-II.This movie has Raviteja,Rakul Preet
Singh,Brahmanandam and many others in roles which are very crucial to the plot.Oh no,am I starting sound like the wannabe critics who have sprouted all over only because of "INTERNET" ?.
You might think there are so many suppressing,depressing,oppressing issues we/society(as though it matters) is facing right now and your first(actual) blog post is a movie review ? Are you so much creatively depraved ? you think a having a internet connection and a blog makes you a film critic ? But the answer is that reviewing(read criticizing) anything comes quite naturally to us.In order to become a movie reviewer you need not have any degree or qualification whatsoever and there is absolutely no necessary to know the technological finesse that is associated with every movie(reminds me of a latest incident where a celebrity turned red faced towards reviewers,OKK I'll stop there).The only requirement is that you should have watched the movie,which brings me to the task at hand.Going to a telugu movie is like visiting a Andra mess hotel in any neighborhood.You know exactly what you are going to eat and give a damn about other things like price/hygiene.No one bothers if the waiters are speaking telugu(subtitles in movie).Ofcourse we like things to be extra hot & spicy occasionally,don't we.This movie is the sequel of KICK(remade as தில்லாலங்கடி in tamil and with same name in Hindi) which came sometime in 2009.The cast has been retained for the major part(which remains same in almost all telugu movies).This time our hero wants his "Comfort" in everything.He comes from Amrica to sell his father's land and make some money(Anti-Sivaji of sorts).meanwhile there is a village called vilaspur in which villan(Ravi kishan with blue eyes and loudspeaker voice) tortures the people bla bla bla(a la-Kuruvi).In a nutshell this movie is how our hero saves the village(people included,where else do you think the poor people will go) and eliminates the துஷ்டசக்திகள் with the help of heroine(Rakul Preet Singh).This movie follows the standard template of "MAKING THINGS FLY IN INDIA".Everything from villans,cars,bikes,autos and even birds fly(mind it).Brahmanandam provides the necessary laughs in first half but when the story moves to village after interval comedy seems to be missing,this despite having a few comedians(read Sanjay Mishra and Rajpal Yadav).The scenes where the villagers try to make Robin(Ravi teja) comfortable are good.The movie ends with a final face-off between hero and villan.Also we have a mandatory item-song from an unknown North indian actress just before climax).Music by thaman is okay-ish.No comments on other departments.In the end we have a good commercial movie which makes me to like and envy the native audience of this movie.How a simple movie qualifies as entertainment,But maybe I'm wrong and we fail to appreciate the simple things in our day to day life thinking they are not worth it.
Singh,Brahmanandam and many others in roles which are very crucial to the plot.Oh no,am I starting sound like the wannabe critics who have sprouted all over only because of "INTERNET" ?.
You might think there are so many suppressing,depressing,oppressing issues we/society(as though it matters) is facing right now and your first(actual) blog post is a movie review ? Are you so much creatively depraved ? you think a having a internet connection and a blog makes you a film critic ? But the answer is that reviewing(read criticizing) anything comes quite naturally to us.In order to become a movie reviewer you need not have any degree or qualification whatsoever and there is absolutely no necessary to know the technological finesse that is associated with every movie(reminds me of a latest incident where a celebrity turned red faced towards reviewers,OKK I'll stop there).The only requirement is that you should have watched the movie,which brings me to the task at hand.Going to a telugu movie is like visiting a Andra mess hotel in any neighborhood.You know exactly what you are going to eat and give a damn about other things like price/hygiene.No one bothers if the waiters are speaking telugu(subtitles in movie).Ofcourse we like things to be extra hot & spicy occasionally,don't we.This movie is the sequel of KICK(remade as தில்லாலங்கடி in tamil and with same name in Hindi) which came sometime in 2009.The cast has been retained for the major part(which remains same in almost all telugu movies).This time our hero wants his "Comfort" in everything.He comes from Amrica to sell his father's land and make some money(Anti-Sivaji of sorts).meanwhile there is a village called vilaspur in which villan(Ravi kishan with blue eyes and loudspeaker voice) tortures the people bla bla bla(a la-Kuruvi).In a nutshell this movie is how our hero saves the village(people included,where else do you think the poor people will go) and eliminates the துஷ்டசக்திகள் with the help of heroine(Rakul Preet Singh).This movie follows the standard template of "MAKING THINGS FLY IN INDIA".Everything from villans,cars,bikes,autos and even birds fly(mind it).Brahmanandam provides the necessary laughs in first half but when the story moves to village after interval comedy seems to be missing,this despite having a few comedians(read Sanjay Mishra and Rajpal Yadav).The scenes where the villagers try to make Robin(Ravi teja) comfortable are good.The movie ends with a final face-off between hero and villan.Also we have a mandatory item-song from an unknown North indian actress just before climax).Music by thaman is okay-ish.No comments on other departments.In the end we have a good commercial movie which makes me to like and envy the native audience of this movie.How a simple movie qualifies as entertainment,But maybe I'm wrong and we fail to appreciate the simple things in our day to day life thinking they are not worth it.
