Pratinidhi 2 Movie Review: Nara's hero Nara Rohit, who has been away from the screen for almost six years, is back on the screen with 'Pratinidhi 2'. Rohit, who starred in the hit 'Pratinidhi' in 2014 and retired after acting in 16 films in a row till 2018, now comes in front of the audience by wearing the same 'Pratinidhi' hit title as a shield and presenting it as a sequel. It is directed by TV5 Murthy.
Film: Pratinidhi 2
Written -Directed by: TV 5 'Murthy
Cast: Nara Rohit, Siri Lella, Jishu Sengupta, Sachin Khedkar, Dinesh Tej, Tanikella Bharani, Indraja, Udaya Bhanu, Ajay Ghosh, Pradvi Raj, Saptagiri etc.
Music: Mahati Swara Sagar,
Cinematography: Nani Chamidishetty
Producers: Kumar Raja Battula, Anjaneyulu Sri Thota, Surendra Nath Bollineni
Release: May 10, 2024
Rating: 1.5 /5
Nara's hero Nara Rohit, who has been away from the screen for almost six years, is back on the screen with 'Pratinidhi 2'. Rohit, who starred in the hit 'Pratinidhi' in 2014 and retired after acting in 16 films in a row till 2018, now comes in front of the audience by wearing the same 'Pratinidhi' hit title as a shield and presenting it as a sequel. It is directed by TV5 Murthy. So naturally this is a film about a journalist. Nothing new has been touched on it. A journalist exposes corruption and investigates a political assassination. Its filming is very amateurish. This is a movie that doesn't even need a review.
Story
An ex-journalist (Udayabhanu) comes to earn well abroad and start a channel. There is no chance to tell the truth in the media, so it is said that a channel will be set up to bring out the truth. A freelance journalist Chetan Alias Che (Nara Rohit) is hired as the CEO of the channel. Finance Minister Gajendra (Ajay Ghosh) exposes corruption. As a result, Chief Minister Prajapati (Sachin Khedekar) sacks Gajendra, head of the Praja Shreyassu Party. Jaggaiyapet by-election is coming. Che also exposes the irregularities of industrialist Narasimha (Prithvi), who stood as the candidate of the ruling party in that by-election. Meanwhile, a bomb explodes in the camp office and Chief Minister Prajapati dies. With this, efforts to make his son CM begin. But who killed Chief Minister Prajapati? Why did you kill? How did you get caught? How did Che uncover this conspiracy? This is the rest of the story.
Analysis
As a story, there is nothing to be seen in this. A story that has nothing to do with it. It makes no sense to make it into a movie. First off two corruption cases, a lecture about the value of Hero's vote in the by-election, a flashback to Hero's childhood, then an interval with the assassination of the Chief Minister. There is no telling the story with these bits.
And the second half CBI investigation, journalist's fight with the conspirators, a message about how journalism should be in the political system, then Shubh. If the first half lacks content, the second half is a weak drama even with the murder. In fact, many logicians also did not target the method. Also, this is not a movie made in support of a party keeping in mind the elections. There are no features of the original movies. In the first half, the hero's entry as a farmer in disguise, fighting, group song - this is like watching a movie. Everything else shows how much passion TV5 Murthy has for journalism. Putting his directorial talent aside, TV5 Murthy has been successful in writing some thought-provoking dialogues.
Nara Rohit is no longer a journalist. He tried hard to be a commercial mass hero. The first half is all about Siri, but in the second half, it becomes clear that she is the heroine. There is no need to talk about music and technology. The plus point is that the movie is not more than two hours long.
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