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Starring:- Dr. K.V Satish,Diah Nicholas,Mohan Babu as Yama,Brahamannadam as Chitragupta,Sadha ,Sayaji Shine,Nisha Kathari,Kota Srinivasa Rao,Ali ,M.s Narayana,Rao Ramesh,Ashsih Vidyarthi ,Uttej, Thagubothu Ramesh
What Is Good What Is Bad
Few jokes Dragged narration
CG work Fights
Art Situation less songs
What Is Good What Is Bad
Few jokes Dragged narration
CG work Fights
Art Situation less songs
SV Krishna Reddy
directionEditing
Dirctor :- Sv Krishna Reddy
Written By:- Diwakar Babu (Dialogues),S.V Krishna Reddy(story)
Written By:- Diwakar Babu (Dialogues),S.V Krishna Reddy(story)
Producer:- Kv Satish ,K Atchi Reddy
Edited by:- k. Ramgopal reddy
Music:- SV Krishna Reddy
Cinematography:- Sarat k Rajendraprasad
Distribute by:- Krishvi Films
Release Dates:- 28 November 2014
Gender :- Social Fantasy
Running time :-162 minutes
Budget:-15crores
Movie Story
The film follows a similar structure to the original – a safe bet sequel, which to some extent always work. Krish (K V Satish) a happy go lucky guy falls in love with Anandi (Diah Nicolas). Due to certain circumstances both start working on the cure of Leukemia. In this process, Anandi gets to know the secret in Sanjeevani herbs in Kerala. After successful testing at Continental college labs, the herbs in Kerala get destroyed by a sudden fire in forest. To find the herbs, Krish leaves to Manasasarovaram. But things turn around when Chitragupta believes him and gives Bhavishyavani to a human being to rescue Yama from drowning (I know its funny). Krish finds the secret in the book and gets away from Manasasarovaram, starts working on the remedy. Brahma takes away the powers and Yama – Chitragupta starts searching for Krish. Will Krish find the cure? Why is he so curious to find the cure for Leukemia? Does Yama succeed in retrieving the book from a human? forms the rest of the storyline.
PerFormance:-
Yamaleela is Hero Kv satish first film still he have to improve his performance but as a first film this is very best efforts by kv sateesh ,he put good efforts on dancing and fighting stills.any way above average performace .
Mohan babu is an ultimate actor ever in out tollywood .Mohan babu gives good impression on yameleela2 movie with his acting skills.Mohn babu as usually is exemplary in the role of yama.It may be cakewalk for him after that role in Yamadonga.
Brahammanandam complimented him well in the role of chitragupta .and the others ,Rao Ramesh ,Shayaji Shinde,Kota Srinivasa rao,Tagubotu Ramesh have played their parts well. Sada and Nisha kothari sizzled with their glamour in a special song.
Technical Team:
Yamaleela (1994) about a young man (Ali), who finds a book, belongs to lord Yama. Similarly sequel also follows the exact same path as the original, straight down to the comedic situations the trio finds themselves in (Mohan Babu - Satish - Brahmanandam), only with slight differences. Satish works at clinical observatory – He is not so innocent - Brahmanandam misses the Bhavishyavani as he tries to save Yama at Manasasarovaram and Mohan Babu leaves Satish as he cheats his death with commonsense. It even goes so far as to recite at least dozen jokes from the original film verbatim. If it’s possible for a franchise sequel to inadvertently remake the original, Yamaleela 2 has done it.
After an interesting enough beginning, the film fails to draw you in and you are rather detached and uninvolved with the events unfolding on screen. The film comes to life but periodically and the narrative is paced rather lethargically which is surprising as a film like this should have been one hell of a roller coaster adventure. As it is, it is nowhere near so.
While a combination of romance, fun and fantasy in an underdog tale, Masala is too hard to resist for a Tollywood director S V Krishna Reddy, his faulty execution of the already flawed script (even if we leave the logics aside)... That’s make it such a disappointing experience.
The problem with Yamaleela 2 is its slow paced narration; several cringe worthy moments and too many songs. Do we still need 6 or more songs in each film? What a waste of time and money. Visually film is very appealing with vibrant colours, cinematography is good. CG effects in the film are fine and the Art work must be appreciated. The editing was just as unclear and perhaps you can’t spill the blame on the editor as Krishna Reddy presents us one sloppy show that’s such a letdown. Fights in the film are very middling. Production values of Krishvi Films are solid.
Movie Story
The film follows a similar structure to the original – a safe bet sequel, which to some extent always work. Krish (K V Satish) a happy go lucky guy falls in love with Anandi (Diah Nicolas). Due to certain circumstances both start working on the cure of Leukemia. In this process, Anandi gets to know the secret in Sanjeevani herbs in Kerala. After successful testing at Continental college labs, the herbs in Kerala get destroyed by a sudden fire in forest. To find the herbs, Krish leaves to Manasasarovaram. But things turn around when Chitragupta believes him and gives Bhavishyavani to a human being to rescue Yama from drowning (I know its funny). Krish finds the secret in the book and gets away from Manasasarovaram, starts working on the remedy. Brahma takes away the powers and Yama – Chitragupta starts searching for Krish. Will Krish find the cure? Why is he so curious to find the cure for Leukemia? Does Yama succeed in retrieving the book from a human? forms the rest of the storyline.
PerFormance:-
Yamaleela is Hero Kv satish first film still he have to improve his performance but as a first film this is very best efforts by kv sateesh ,he put good efforts on dancing and fighting stills.any way above average performace .
Mohan babu is an ultimate actor ever in out tollywood .Mohan babu gives good impression on yameleela2 movie with his acting skills.Mohn babu as usually is exemplary in the role of yama.It may be cakewalk for him after that role in Yamadonga.
Brahammanandam complimented him well in the role of chitragupta .and the others ,Rao Ramesh ,Shayaji Shinde,Kota Srinivasa rao,Tagubotu Ramesh have played their parts well. Sada and Nisha kothari sizzled with their glamour in a special song.
Technical Team:
Yamaleela (1994) about a young man (Ali), who finds a book, belongs to lord Yama. Similarly sequel also follows the exact same path as the original, straight down to the comedic situations the trio finds themselves in (Mohan Babu - Satish - Brahmanandam), only with slight differences. Satish works at clinical observatory – He is not so innocent - Brahmanandam misses the Bhavishyavani as he tries to save Yama at Manasasarovaram and Mohan Babu leaves Satish as he cheats his death with commonsense. It even goes so far as to recite at least dozen jokes from the original film verbatim. If it’s possible for a franchise sequel to inadvertently remake the original, Yamaleela 2 has done it.
After an interesting enough beginning, the film fails to draw you in and you are rather detached and uninvolved with the events unfolding on screen. The film comes to life but periodically and the narrative is paced rather lethargically which is surprising as a film like this should have been one hell of a roller coaster adventure. As it is, it is nowhere near so.
While a combination of romance, fun and fantasy in an underdog tale, Masala is too hard to resist for a Tollywood director S V Krishna Reddy, his faulty execution of the already flawed script (even if we leave the logics aside)... That’s make it such a disappointing experience.
The problem with Yamaleela 2 is its slow paced narration; several cringe worthy moments and too many songs. Do we still need 6 or more songs in each film? What a waste of time and money. Visually film is very appealing with vibrant colours, cinematography is good. CG effects in the film are fine and the Art work must be appreciated. The editing was just as unclear and perhaps you can’t spill the blame on the editor as Krishna Reddy presents us one sloppy show that’s such a letdown. Fights in the film are very middling. Production values of Krishvi Films are solid.
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