Thalainagaram 2 Day 1 Box Office Collection: Sundar C Starrer Fails Miserably At BO

Thalainagaram 2 Day 1 Box Office Collection: Sundar C starrer Thalainagaram 2 had good expectations among general audience due to the commercial market he has built in Tamil Nadu. Day one collection of the film is said to be 0.40 crore.

Film critics says "Paayum Oli Nee yenakku, Asvins and Regina movies that are released along with the Sundar C film are much better than Thalainagaram 2 interms of screenplay."

Too Much Of Build-Ups

The film begins differently with the scene of burning a dead body by hooking it on a current wire. We have to wait till the climax to know what this scene has to do with the film. But throughout the film they commit murders in various designs.

These scenes go overboard and overdo it to the point of frowning. The over-the-top character design of the three women, who are shown as cruel willies, has no impact. At the beginning of the film, like the stats of the cricketers, they put statistics like '10 murders, 14 thefts, property worth 91 crores' on the sidelines and make you astound.

Commercial Film Is Not All About Violence

If we watch the film with the expectation that they will change the track a bit in the second half and bring us to the edge of our seats, they will test us even more with extremely horrific scenes of violence and violations of logic. Even though we comfort ourselves by saying that we should not expect more logic in a commercial film, they continue to pile up scenes that are not even the least interesting.

Based on the unwritten rule that Telugu pronunciation means adding a 'u' after every word, the villain Nanjunda's angry rants of 'rightu, rightu' only make us laugh. Gibran's background music in the build-up scenes is okay. E Krishnamurthy has done an average job in the cinematography.

The villains don't do anything smart until the end, so the hero just fights, and fights, and fights.