Pushpa 2 Film Review: Fans of the film’s main actors, Allu Arjun and Rashmika Mandanna, were quite excited when Pushpa 2: The Rule debuted on Wednesday. The film is a follow-up to the 2021 hit Pushpa: The Rise, which won a national award for Allu Arjun’s portrayal. Fans have already flooded social media with reviews of Allu Arjun’s return as Pushpa Raj in the highly anticipated sequel.
Allu Arjun’s return as Pushpa Raj, displaying his signature swagger and powerful performance, has become a topic of conversation, according to the reviews on X. The star’s appealing on-screen persona, Devi Sri Prasad’s (DSP) enthralling background score, and the lively “Jathara” scene are all receiving praise from viewers.
However, several reviews point out a formulaic plot, a mediocre first half and no exciting cliffhanger to introduce the following chapter. Fahad Faasil, Prakash Raj, Sunil, Jagadeesh Prathap Bandari, and Jagapathi Babu are also featured in the film.
Fan’s excitement and appreciation
Pushpa-2 fans review: One fan commented, “The film was pretty good, and the first half was pretty decent,” following their viewing of “Pushpa 2: The Rule” at Hyderabad’s Sandhya Theatre. When it came to the second half, it was excellent. Every scene was breathtaking. According to another movie enthusiast, the “climax was crazy.” Another moviegoer in Hyderabad expressed a similar opinion, stating that the “second half of the movie was good.”
Looking forward to another national prize for performance, an X user commented, “Blockbuster Movie The national award for Urikene Istarura Mari Evariki ivvanidhi pushpa two lo bhAAi acting ki national award is very little. Just the pre-climax fight and jathara are sufficient.
pushpa 2 got mixed reviews
“Pushpa: The Rise” was fire, but “Pushpa 2″ feels like ash,” a Twitter user claimed, claiming that the first half was fire while the second part looked like ash. Although the tale and characters don’t quite rekindle the same intensity, the visuals are still powerful. Even so, Allu Arjun’s brilliance is occasionally overshadowed by the intricacy of the plot. While music has its moments, it lacks the first part’s charm.
