The trouble with the films busy working on their look is that they forgot plotting.KGF 2 swings haphazardly between the past and present.

       The most striking aspecting of kgf part one (2018) was its setting. At every opportunity, the camera pulled all the way back so that we could get a bird's eye to view the massive gold mine of kollar burrowed deep in the earth and there rolling away ceaselessly, millions of faceless men and women. Slaves really, yoked to their backbreaking work without any pause, trodden under the iron boots of their cruel master. It scale reminded you to those old MGM movies set in biblical times. People roaming the kgf had to scream to see and hear. Therefore, background music that came to grab earplugs. And one person is a larger character, led by Rocky (Yash) who announces his arrival as  the Messiah and the revenge.

Home entertainment film kritik kgf 2 film criticism: To much sound, to much anger, less effective bouns 

To much sound, to much angry less influential. The problem with a visually busy movie is that they forgot the plot. 

         Kgf 2 has hit theatres across in India. Kgf part 2 is more of the same only bigger. But alas, not better, only despite the film coralling such Bollywood stars as Sanjay Dutt and Raveena Tandon and branching out of the country to dip it's shavel in the middle East, with its lighter patina of brown and beige, the darker shades reserved for the kollar gold fields, which form the burntearth backdrop for the doings of our hero Rocky and his faithful denizens.

         His unruly Mane is still the same, but this time around Rocky appears in a serious of sharp suits standing out against the thousands of extra dressed in mudbrown humble clothes. He is also familiar with the strides and dialogues he can throw at different characters - a very bad guy with tattoos and complex hairstyles, Adheera(Sanjay Dutt), Indira Gandhi (Raveena Tandon). A bunch of reveals scattered all over India, a CBI officer heating his way, and a swarm of police officers staring at him horror.

           The trouble with the films busy working on the look is that they forgot about plotting. The film swings haphazardly between the past which show Rocky's devotional towards his mother (Archana Jois) and the present which he swings between being a saviour and the guy who cracks the wipe and roar at the workers to never stop working.