After
the
release
of
Rakta
Charitra
I,
many
of
Sudeep
fans,
who
were
expecting
very
high
from
it,
were
very
upset
with
his
absence
in
the
the
multilingual
movie.
But
the
Kicha
has
consoled
them
by
stating
that
he
had
got
full-fledged
role
in
the
Part
II.
Now,
Rakta
Charita
Part
II
has
released
this
Friday.
Despite
having
enough
scope,
Sudeep's
performance
in
Part
II
has
got
mixed
reviews
from
the
film
critics.
We
all
know
that
Rakta
Charita
is
based
on
the
life
of
Paritala
Ravindra,
an
MLA
from
Andhra
Pradesh.
The
Part
I
focused
on
the
rise
of
Pratap
Ravi
(Vivek
Oberoi),
where
as
the
Part
II
emphasises
on
how
his
enemy
Surya
(Surya)
takes
revenge.
Although
Kicha
Sudeep
has
less
number
of
dialogues
in
Part
II,
his
dumb
performance
stands
out
in
it.
Many
of
the
critics
opin
that
the
Sandalwood
actor
has
delivered
wonderful
performance.
Sudeep
has
played
DCP
Ananda
Prasad
in
Rakta
Charitra
II.
He
investigates
the
case
of
bomb
attack
on
Pratap
Ravi
and
identifies
the
culprit
as
Surya.
In
order
to
catch
him,
he
takes
his
wife
Bhavani
(Priyamani)
into
custody
and
brainwashes
her
to
pressurise
him
to
surrender
to
police.
Finally,
Surya
surrenders
to
police
and
goes
to
jail.
"Kannada
actor
Sudeep
has
proved
again
that
he
is
an
excellent
actor,"
the
Oneindia
writes.
Several
movie
critics
praise
the
performance
of
Sudeep
in
Rakta
Charitra
II.
"Sudeep
is
admirable," Pankaj
Sabnani
writes
on
the
Glamsham.
"Amongst
others
Sudeep
(playing
the
DCP)
stands
out
with
a
less
talking
performance,"
the
Chitramala
reports.
A
few
film
critics
say
that
Sudeep
does
not
have
much
scope
in
the
film,
yet
he
wins
the
heart
of
the
audience
with
his
silent
acting.
"Sudeep,
with
a
silent
package
in
RC-1
steals
the
show
in
the
sequel,"
the
Sify
writes.
"Sudeep
is
smooth,
suave,
unpredictable,
and
a
scene-stealer,"
the
Star
Box
Office
praises
Sudeep.
"Sudeep,
who
didn't
have
much
to
do
in
Rakta
Charitra
1,
is
in
top
form
now,"
Taran
Adarsh
writes
on
the
Oneindia.
But
many
critics
think
that
Sudeep's
role
has
been
wasted
by
Ram
Gopal
Verma
and
he
does
not
have
much
scope
in
the
movie.
"Sudeep
is
wasted
once
again
as
a
cop,
who
is
only
interested
in
lighting
cigarettes,"
Sonil
Dedhia
writes
on
the
Rediff.
"Both
Vivek
Oberoi
and
Surya
pitch
in
a
powerful
act
as
the
eyes-blood-shot
brigands,
while
Sudeep
and
Shatrughan
Sinha
flit
in
and
out,
mostly
as
bystanders,"
Nikhat
Kazmi
writes
on
the
TOI.
"RGV
brings
boredom
in
trying
to
heighten
the
impact
and
building
the
tempo
during
the
walk
from
the
entrance
to
the
inside
of
the
court
focusing
a
bit
too
much
on
Sudeep,"
Sunita
Chowdary
opines
on
the
CineGoer.
What
do
you
think
of
Kicha
Sudeep's
performance
in
Ratka
Charitra
II?
Please
leave
your
comment
below.