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Arya-2

Right this has been a movie in waiting for quite some time now. Speculations were that the director and the producer were at loggerheads and producer was looking to stall the movie were unfounded. One thing that was pretty certain was that the movie would not release in the vicinity of Magadheera

Arya was released in the year 2004 and was a run-away hit. People associated with the movie are not calling it a sequel. Even I buy the argument that it is not a sequel. Director has intelligently woven same kind of a script as Arya but in a different milieu. This movie has a corporate background compared to college background from it's predecessor

Sukumar is like a blessing in disguise for Telugu film industry. Not only was his first movie a cult hit but the second movie, where the directors skills are put to test. Sukumar passed that test with Jagadam. He brings some techinical finesse for sure into this movie

Allu Arjun's performance is worthy and adds to his growing stature and repertoire. He has performed well as an unpredictable person and this role would be remembered after some years. Navadeep, Kajal and others are passe
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  1. AnonymousMarch 30, 2010 at 3:01 PM

    Nope!! I found this movie to be absurd.. Da guy ws soo unsure of wt he wanted to show...... n Allu arjun ws gud bt there ws no use of it as the story line ws too vague!! Felt as if he started making the movie n then as the shooting proceeded, he wrote the rest of the story....... like ny other SOAP.

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