Drishyam
2
has
been
in
the
news
ever
since
it
released
on
Amazon
Prime
Video.
The
family
thriller
had
its
direct-to-OTT
release
on
February
19
and
as
expected,
the
film
was
indeed
able
to
garner
global
attention.
Mohanlal's
acting
chops,
performances
of
other
actors
including
Meena,
Esther
Anil,
Ansiba
Hassan
and
Murali
Gopy
were
highly
appreciated
along
with
the
intriguing
storyline,
that
did
complete
justice
to
its
prequel,
Drishyam.
Director
Jeethu
Joseph's
film
has
now
made
it
to
the
headlines
for
a
big
reason,
which
has
left
many
in
awe.
Apparently,
Tollywood
filmmaker
SS
Rajamouli
recently
pinged
Jeethu
and
shared
how
much
he
loved
the
sequel.
Revealing
that
the
movie
compelled
him
to
re-watch
Drishyam.
The
Baahubali
director's
text
read,
"Hi
Jeethu,
This
is
Rajamouli.
Film
Director..watched
drishyam
2,
few
days
back..
It
lingered
so
much
in
my
thoughts
that
I
went
back
to
watch
drishyam
first
part
(I
only
watched
drishyam
in
Telugu
when
it
released)
I
must
say
the
direction,
screenplay,
editing,
acting
..every
craft
is
truly
amazing..
but
the
writing
is
really
something
else..it
is
world
standard."
Calling
the
2013
film
(Drishyam)
a
masterpiece,
Rajamouli
further
added,
"The
first
part
itself
is
a
masterpiece..for
the
second
one..to
come
up
with
a
storyline
that
seamlessly
merges
with
the
first,
with
the
same
gripping
narration
is
nothing
short
of
brilliance.
Hoping
to
see
many
more
masterpieces
from
you."
Notably,
the
text
was
shared
by
Jeethu
Jospeh
on
his
Facebook
page
wherein
he
thanked
Rajamouli
for
his
review
saying,
"Thank
you
Rajamouli
sir...
I
am
honoured..you
made
my
day." With
the
screenshot
of
Baahubali
director's
text
going
viral
on
social
media,highly
elated
fans
were
also
seen
requesting
the
duo
to
collaborate
for
a
big
project.
Talking
more
about
Drishyam
2,
the
film
backed
by
Antony
Perumbavoor
under
the
banner
Aashirvad
Cinemas,
entails
the
story
of
Georgekutty
(played
by
Mohanlal)
who
hatches
several
plots
to
protect
his
family
from
the
law
and
police,
after
his
elder
daughter
commits
a
grave
crime
to
defend
herself
from
an
assault.