kiran kumar Reddy

I always respect the hardship of Kamal, Sir. I hope illustrating the bribery system in India during the 1990s (1996; at the time of Indian Part I) evoked strong emotions among the general public. However, this topic might not attract as much attention in the 21st century (2024; the current time of Indian 2) since bribery cases involving thousands of crores are now common. Therefore, the creators must consider this aspect and present it in a more gripping and convincing manner, or else the hard work by Kamal sir might go unnoticed.

I believe every Indian should watch this movie to showcase the strength of Indian mythology to the world.

It's a good movie, though it might not be suitable for kids. If the director had paid a bit more attention to the first half, it could have been even more gripping. I especially appreciated the scene where the two friends race to kill the main villain as quickly as possible, with one of them (hero) stops his friend by tying him to a tree to kill him immediately.