Mathu Vadalara 2

Mathu Vadalara 2

Excellent comedy timing, engaging storyline, and superb linkage scenes from part 1 made this movie a delightful experience. The narration was outstanding, with a good amount of twists and lots of fun. We entered the theater in a bad mood and left feeling elated. Every character nailed their performance, with Yesudas (Satya) delivering exceptional comedic timing. In a nutshell, this film offers great entertainment for the weekend. The script was tight, and the pacing was perfect, ensuring there was never a dull moment. The humor was both clever and relatable, making it a joy for all ages. The director did a fantastic job balancing comedy and drama, creating an emotional rollercoaster that left us laughing and teary-eyed at times. The chemistry between the cast members was palpable, adding depth to their interactions and making the story more believable. The cinematography and soundtrack were also top-notch, enhancing the overall experience. This movie is a must-watch, guaranteed to lift your spirits and provide a hearty dose of laughter.

If you're looking for a comedy that will make you laugh until you cry and cry until you laugh, MV2 is your ticket. My IMDb rating: 7.5/10 MV2 is a buddy action comedy on the lines of Dumb and Dumber (1994), Bad Boys (1995) and other such films in the genre. With the teaser and trailer setting the bar high, MV2 lives up to the expectations. The loosey-goosey rhythm between the two lead actors (Sri Simha Garu & Satya Garu) and their rat-a-tat banter is wacky and fantastic. There's an indescribable push-pull chemistry between the two and they drive each other more than a little crazy. As the short-fused Yesudas, Satya Garu's charisma, comic timing and command of the big screen is immediate. Just when the 2nd half was dipping, he manages to conjure a little magic. Sri Simha Garu excels in his character too and holds his own. The man can certainly challenge himself with complex characters in the future. Sunil Garu and Vennela Kishore Garu add to the film's humor quotient. The one-liners are loud and evokes crackles every minute. The insane shoot-outs and chase sequence works brilliantly. Rohini Garu and Faria Abdullah Ji do their parts well. But the movie's real secret weapon is Ajay Garu. He looks menacing as the villain yet warm and adapts well to the situations. Kaalabhairava Garu's score is a big plus to the film. A good paisa vasool entertainer, MV2 is a treasure trove of meme material for trollers!

The story is paper-thin, but the narration keeps things fun and suspenseful. The screenplay delivers some good laughs and a few dull moments. Sathya's comedy steals the show in the first half, especially before the interval-some scenes are laugh-out-loud funny, while others miss the mark. Rohini's track is kind of flat this time around-not as hilarious as in the first part. The second half brings in more crime and thrills, but only a few hit the right notes, with some feeling silly, and the climax is downright ridiculous. Sri Simha, Fariah, Sunil, Vennela Kishore, and the rest of the cast give it their all. The cinematography and sets look good, while the music is just average. The direction holds up well. You can watch it for the comedy, but overall, it's a bit of a below-average ride.

The writing felt too artificial. It doesn't feel fresh, nor is it engaging.😕 not sure what Ritesh thought while writing the scenes. In the first part, the scenes were too organic and felt natural, but in the second part, that was totally missing. I understand it was a satirical movie, but even that should be engaging. Actors like Vennala Kishore, Rohini, and Sunil were completely wasted. On the good side, Satya's comedy acting was too good. Though I felt writing would have been better. The one part that has no complaints was editing. It was perfect, though I would have loved more jump/fast cuts like in the first part.