A family is plagued by a vengeful spirit in Chandramukhi 2, and the story centers on their tenacious effort to escape the demon's evil hold as well as the mysterious circumstances surrounding their extraordinary torment. The story takes place in the lavish surroundings of the Ranganayaki family, which includes Radhika Sarathkumar, Mahima Nambiar, and Lakshmi Menon. When they arrive at a lavish ancestral mansion held by the mysterious Basavayya (Vadivelu) with the sole aim of performing a rite for their ancestral deity, their journey takes a fateful turn.But amidst the rituals and ceremonies, a foreboding cloak of mystery hangs over them as they strangely decide to ignore Madan (played by Raghava Lawrence) and two enigmatic children. The movie explores the complex web of circumstances and tantalizingly reveals why this wealthy family finds themselves caught up in a string of horrific ordeals. The audience is forced to speculate about the link connecting Chandramukhi (played by Kangana Ranaut) to their plight as the mystery grows. This film promises an electrifying cinematic experience that will have viewers on the tip of their seats as the answers to these suspenseful questions, the chilling secrets, and the mysterious ties that connect these characters are all revealed.In Chandramukhi 2, Vasu attempts to carry on the plot in a manner that is evocative of the first Chandramukhi. Even though P. Vasu doesn't appear to be venturing into uncharted terrain from a novel viewpoint, the movie emits a strong sense of déjà vu, with spectators sensing early on that the creators are primarily seeking to reproduce the charm of the original. Unfortunately, the entire actors and crew appear to be merely going through the motions, failing to portray the crucial emotions that should give the narrative life. The movie suffers from an overreliance on copying scenes and moments from its predecessor. Raghava Lawrence and Vadivelu are primarily responsible for a few passages that manage to hold the audience's attention, however it becomes clear that Lawrence is trying to channel.Aweak screenplay with unimpressive dialogue is the result of the lack of novelty in the story and direction. The spectator is unable to feel the emotional depth and connection that ought to surround the characters, particularly Chandramukhi, who plays a crucial part. Expectations were high for the movie's second act, especially with Kangana Ranaut's eagerly anticipated entrance. The pre-release buzz surrounding her performance, however,Kangana Ranaut's performance of Chandramukhi's traditional dance is unimpressive, and her expressions come across as forced and elderly. This is especially obvious in light of the original Ra Ra song's iconic success, which has since evolved into an unexpected source of humor.