Vishwaroopam 2

Part 2, sadly, is an incoherent mess.

It opens with a battered, stitched-up Vis (Kamal) being transported in an airplane with two familiar lovelies Nirupama (Kumar) and Ashmita (Jeremiah) on either side. 

 In the first edition, the veteran star-actor led from the front: here the ‘dirty soldier turned bloody espionage agent’ is all thundery lines like ‘main mazhab nahin mulk ke liye khoon bahaata hoon’. 

Complex, non-linear narratives are always a tricky proposition in cinema. Kamal Haasan’s Vishwaroop 2, adopts a unique screenplay that tries to tell a story that presents both, before and after, scenarios of the original Vishwaroop movie. 

Vishwaroop 2 is a classic example of overkill. This multi-lingual film has been shot in both Hindi and Tamil. 

Vishwaroopam-2 is the sequel to 2013 spy thriller Vishwaroopam. Made on a staggering budget with good technical values, the film is getting the biggest release in Tamil, Telugu and Hindi languages.

First few minutes into the movie we feel that we’re abound to see another edge of the seat thriller. Assassination attempts on Wisam (Kamal) team, Mission Impossible

Veteran actor Kamal Hassan performance stands out in a scene with his mother (played by Waheeda rahman). 

‘Vishwaroopam 2‘ has been in the cans since 2013 and finally coming to the theatres. Kamal Haasan’s die-hard fans are happy to see him back on the big screen

The first part’s box-office report was very good and it did cross a million in the United States in those days itself when a million was a huge achievement. 

To speak frankly, it’s Kamal Haasan who is actually attracting the audiences and nobody else to watch the sequel.