Sai Kumar

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OMG!!!! what did i just witness..... i have no words to express how im feeling right now. when i think about kgf 1 before entering theatre, im kinda scared that this sequel's music can overcome kgf 1's music?... but DAMMNNNN.... im blown away.... ive literally cried out loud when his mother's song came. ive feel emotionally connected to rocky because of his love for his mother.... i love my mother too... i can feel his sadness and it gives me motivation to do something more than just living the life and settling. i wanna become an actor, not because ive seen this movie... i already have that dream since my childhood. huge respect to yash for playing rocky bhai. yash's life is a motivation too. anyway.. just no words guys. u must watch it in theatre or atleast setup a theatre experience in your home or anywhere. the vibe of this sequel not going from my mind.... the pain of rocky, i know. just a masterpiece

peoples who review "good story", i mean... cmon man... wat the hell. im waiting for this movie for a long time.... and i've watched it in a theatre. graphics is good. acting is good. no problems about that. but the STORY, i've never seen a bad story like this. even santhosh pandit's movie had great story than this. i still cant believe you guys(2.0 makers) cant understand the problem in this script. a little bit of using brain can help the story. for example, my opinion: akshay is a bird lover and scientist, he noticed and protest to protect birds (like u seen in movie), when nobody noticing, he gets angry and created a technical virus that spread through internet to mobiles and suck all mobile to a certain point where all mobiles join into a monster. and in the cllimax the mobiles monster kill akshay when its out of his control. thats where chitti coming. thats it for now. even if its a sci-fi movie, it must have atleast a little bit of logic too, thats where it gets more interesting. i feel bad when coming out of theatre. story:0.5/10, graphics: 8/10, acting: 9/10...