Movie Name : Mathu Vadalara 2
Release Date : September 13, 2024
Cast : Sri Simha Koduri, Satya, Sunil, Vennela Kishore, Faria Abdullah, Ajay, Jhansi etc.
Director : Ritesh Rana
Music Director : Kaala Bhairava
Andhrawatch.com Rating : 2.75/5
Story:
In the sequel, Yesudas (Satya) and Babu Mohan (Sri Simha Koduri) take on new roles as special agents in the HE team, led by Rohini. While handling various cases, they always manage to pocket a small sum for themselves. One day, they are given a high-profile kidnapping case, and they are eager to solve it because of the large amount of money involved. However, just as they think they’ve wrapped it up, they find themselves ensnared in a murder case linked to characters played by Ajay and Vennela Kishore. The core mystery revolves around discovering who orchestrated the actual kidnapping, why Babu and Yesu were framed, and how the pair ultimately manage to escape the trap and succeed.
Review:
Satya is the film’s standout feature, delivering an outstanding performance with perfect comedic timing. His rapport with Sri Simha Koduri is highly entertaining, and his playful imitation of Megastar Chiranjeevi’s signature moves and expressions is sure to delight fans, adding extra charm to the movie.
Sri Simha Koduri continues to excel in his role, and Faria Abdullah provides a solid performance. Sunil handles his part well, and the rest of the cast plays their roles effectively.
Additionally, Vennela Kishore brings a delightful flair with his humorous dialogue delivery, strong performance, and spot-on impersonations of well-known figures, adding a charming touch to the film.
From the beginning, Ritesh Rana makes it clear that the comedy takes precedence over the story. Although Satya’s humor is entertaining, a more engaging plot could have significantly boosted the film’s overall appeal.
The storyline is formulaic and predictable. Jeevan and Sunil are not fully leveraged, with Sunil’s part especially missing the mark in terms of comedic impact.
Rohini Molleti’s performance fails to make a strong impression, and her role does not play to her strengths. The ‘Ori Na Kodaka’ segment could have been improved to offer a more compelling experience.Some dialogues and scenes miss the mark, and the film would have been more engaging with additional creative elements.
Ritesh Rana’s direction and writing are solid but not his finest. A greater focus on a compelling storyline, in addition to Satya’s comedy, could have achieved a better balance. The music by Kaala Bhairava is decent and adds positively to the film. Furthermore, the production values are praiseworthy.
Overall, Mathu Vadalara 2 is a crime comedy that primarily excels due to Satya’s exceptional comedic timing and expressions. While some scenes are genuinely funny, others fall flat. The predictable storyline is a significant downside. Satya’s humor and delivery, the film will entertain you. However, it feels less fresh compared to its predecessor but still delivers enough laughs to be considered enjoyable.