Ram
Gopal
Varma
is
known
for
controversies.
He
made
a
thorough
research
on
the
life
of
Paritala
Ravi
and
met
the
people,
including
his
wife
and
other
followers
to
know
the
real
facts
behind
the
killing
of
gangster-turned-politician.
The
director
claims
that
his
intention
is
not
to
bring
out
a
film
on
Paritala
Ravi,
but
wanted
to
use
the
real
life
incidents
in
his
life
for
his
film,
which
has
a
fictitious
subject
and
fictional
characters.
Whether
it
is
the
portrayal
of
the
real
life
story
or
not,
RGV
succeeded
in
creating
some
controversial
issue
over
it
and
the
protests
of
the
Telugu
Desam
cadres
helped
him
in
making
the
first
part
a
success
and
hit.
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Charitra
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However,
the
second
part
of
the
film,
had
little
scope
for
controversies
and
he
made
use
of
Surya"s
hero
image
to
work
wonders.
The
actor
has
done
justice
to
his
character
and
his
performance
remains
a
highlight
of
the
movie.
Story:
In
the
second
part,
Pratap
Ravi
concentrates
on
his
political
career
and
turns
a
minister
with
the
blessings
of
his
mentor
Sivaji.
On
the
other
hand,
another
person
Suryanarayana
Reddy
(Surya)
awaits
an
opportunity
to
avenge
the
deaths
of
his
relatives,
who
got
killed
in
the
hands
of
Pratap.
He
hatches
a
plan
and
triggers
a
bomb
attack
through
a
TV
on
Ravi,
where
the
latter
survives.
DCP
Ananda
Prasad
(Sudeep)
identifies
the
culprit
as
Surya.
In
order
to
catch
Surya,
Ananda
Prasad
takes
his
wife
Bhavani
(Priyamani)
into
custody
and
brainwashes
her
to
pressurise
her
husband
to
surrender
to
police.
Soon,
Surya
surrenders
to
police
and
goes
to
jail.
While
staying
in
prison
he
continues
to
plan
for
the
elimination
of
Pratap
Ravi.
Even
the
minister
also
makes
several
attempts
to
kill
Surya
in
the
prison
but
fails
in
all
his
attempts.
Meanwhile,
some
politicians,
to
settle
their
political
scores
with
Ravi,
helps
Surya,
who
was
in
the
prison.
They
also
try
to
demoralise
Pratap
politically
and
give
a
party
ticket
to
Bhavani
to
contest
MLA
election
against
Pratap
Ravi.
Unable
to
digest
that
a
woman
is
trying
to
gain
an
upper
hand,
Ravi
decides
to
kill
Bhavani,
but
withdraws
the
bid
following
Nandini"s
(Radhika
Apte)
intervention.
To
make
Bhavani
withdraw
from
the
elections,
Pratap
meets
Surya
in
the
jail
and
the
latter
did
not
want
to
listen
to
him.
Instead
he
makes
it
clear
that
his
life
ambition
is
to
kill
him.
Disgusted
at
his
answer,
Pratap
Ravi
decide
to
contest
the
elections
with
a
perfect
planning.
While
discussing
the
election
issues
with
his
party
men,
Pratap
Ravi
gets
killed
by
Muddu
Krishna,
an
associate
of
Surya
in
the
prison
and
the
film
ends
with
Surya
being
taken
to
the
court
for
trial.
Performance:
Surya
has
given
an
impressive
performance
all
through
the
movie
and
his
performance
is
the
highlight
of
the
movie.
He
has
taken
the
entire
responsibility
of
making
the
film
worth
watching.
He
perfect
emotions
is
a
treat
to
watch.
Instead
of
showing
bloodstained
and
cold
blooded
murders,
this
time,
the
director
chose
to
portray
the
friction
between
two
arch
rivals
on
the
screen.
Both
Vivek
Oberoi
and
Surya
has
performed
well
and
on
screen
they
look
like
a
real
life
rivals.
But
it
was
Surya
who
gained
the
upper
hand
in
the
second
part.
The
director
has
etched
Priyamani"s
role
too
with
perfect
precision,
while
Radhika
Apte"s
character
is
normal.
This
time
Priyamani
and
Radhika
has
got
good
opportunity
to
showcase
their
acting
capabilities.
To
avoid
the
controversy
on
the
lines
of
first
part,
the
director
has
trimmed
the
role
of
Shatrughan
Sinha.
Kannada
actor
Sudeep
has
proved
again
that
he
is
an
excellent
actor.
Subhalekha
Sudhakar
has
done
justice
to
his
role.
Technical:
Dialogues
by
Nageswara
Rao
are
average
and
good
in
parts.
Especially,
he
has
penned
one-liner
and
punch
dialogues
for
Surya
that
are
quite
effective.
Lyrics
are
just
okay.
Dharam-Sandeep
has
given
an
excellent
background
score,
which
elevated
the
emotions
in
the
scene.
Cinematography
by
Amol
Radhod
is
another
highlight
of
the
film.
He
has
captured
the
emotions
with
perfect
precision.
The
usage
of
lighting
in
the
film
is
great
and
he
should
be
commended
for
portraying
the
film
on
the
celluloid
exactly
as
visualised
by
RGV.
Ashok
Gupta
could
have
sharpened
his
scissors
further
to
cut
some
unnecessary
scenes.
Varma
should
be
complimented
for
narrating
the
story
effectively
and
he
almost
succeeded
in
explaining
the
entire
story.
Remarks:
Those
who
have
seen
Rakta
Charitra
part
one,
would
opt
for
watching
the
second
part.
So,
there
will
be
some
definite
audiences.
Moreover,
the
director"s
choice
to
cast
Surya
would
again
prompt
the
other
audiences
to
watch
the
film.
The
film
has
bagged
an
above
average
talk.
Cast:
Vivek
Oberoi,
Surya,
Shatrughan
Sinha,
Priyamani,
Radhika
Apte,
Sudip,
Subhalekha
Sudhakar
and
others.
Credits:
Dialogues
–
Nageshwar
Rao,
Background
score
–
Dharam-Sandeep,
Cinematography
–
Amol
Rathod,
Editing
–
Ashok
Gupta,
Producers
-
Madhu
Mantena,
Sheetal
Vinod
Talwar,
Chinna
Vasudeva
Reddy
and
Rajkumar,
Story,
screenplay
and
direction
–
Ram
Gopal
Varma.
Banner:
Cinergy
Productions
Released
on:
December
3,
2010