Ponniyin Selvan 2 Review:  Based   on  the historical  novel by Indian author Kalki Krishnamurthy,  this   film  is directed by Mani Ratnam. The second part of the  long-awaited   epic   follows   Adita   Kallikaran's   departure  to Thanjavur to destroy Nandini, vowing  revenge   for  his brother's  ostensible  death,  and   that   Nandini's   double-knuckle   Omailani  is actually  Nandini's   mother.  and  begins   with  Sundara Chola's childhood  love   affair.   ,  swims in the sea to  save   Ponniein   Servan   (Arrumoji   Varman,  played by  the   title   character  Jayam  Ravi).  What  happened to  Arumoji?   Did  Nandini (Aishwarya Rai Bachchan) finally  find   out  about  his   mother?The   Pandians   murdered  the Chola  Kingdom  to avenge the death of  Veera Pandiyan who was beheaded by Chola  Prince   Adita   Kalikaran.   Huh?   Many   questions   will   be   asked   in   the  second part of Mani Ratnam's epic  drama,  but  they   will   also   be   answered.   The  beginning  of the Hindi  version   is   narrated   by   Anil   Kapoor  to  music.  Ponniyin Selvan 2  picks   up   where   the   story   left   off,   starting  with the  escalating  romance between  a   young  Nandini and  the  Chola prince  Adisa   Kalikaran  and how they  drift   apart.  After a bit of backstory  on   how   their  relationship  began,  a  warrior   emissary  named  Vallavarayan   Vantiyathevan   (Karti)  announces the return of  Arummoj  Varman (Jayam Ravi) and  calls   Karikaran.   Help  (Vikram)  avert  an  existential  threat  to the palace and  a   plot   planned  by  those   in   power.  Nandini  vs   Chola.  
The first part of Ponniyin Selvan  aroused   great   anticipation,  and the brilliant Mani Ratnam continues to  live   up  to  it,   leading  the story in  sometimes  adventurous ways.  Carti's   characters   have  a lot of  humor.   Adisa   makes   an   occasional   but   charming   appearance  in the  opening   hours,  but  Nandini is the heart and soul of the  whole   film.  It takes  quite  a  while  for the  first   half   of   this   movie  to  get   talked   about.   Nandini  (Aishwarya Rai Bachchan),  Queen   of   Pazhoor,  has  multiple   parts,  and  her  younger sister Kundavi (Trisha)  from   the   Kingdom  of Chola  is   somehow   a   compelling  character. Nandini as a character will  forever  be remembered and  discussed.   Her   character   has   so   many   vulnerabilities.   In   fact,   that  is  the  core  of the story.  The second part of the sequel reveals the biggest  developments   regarding  Sundara Chola and his  young  princehood.   Stranded  on an island near  Irankai,   he   falls  in love with a  deaf-mute  girl named Mandakini  (Nandini's   mother   is   played  by Aishwarya Rai  Bachchan).   Instead,   it   focuses   on  the fate of  Kallikaran  and Nandini, a scene that  represents  the  greatest   climax  of the magnum opus.