The climax fight and the way Varu's character finds its arch though forced gives the film's theme its rounding off and that's about it. The one interaction scene between Keerthy and Rajkiran is loaded with hackneyed sentimentalism. The fight scene that intercuts between Vishal and Rajkiran tackling villains in different places could have been choreographed in a better way. Just to showcase our hero's greatness, he is made to forfeit his love to uphold his father's honor for no effective rationale. The romance scenes between Vishal and Keerthy Suresh are so predictable that you can almost taste their flavour by watching the trailer twice. Even a sidekick of the hero gets far greater screen space than Bhavani, the much-vaunted bloodcurdling lady antagonist. Raja Reddy's condition has to be shielded for some reasons and this situation is leveraged for some situational comedy. But it's vacuous, giving rise to bouts of trivialization. The writer seems to have written the story as a sort of experiment where it's never mainly between the villain and the hero until it's too late. Two factions are constantly engaged in a bloody war over a side character. The very foundation of the conflict is under-written. Many scenes, especially in the second half, are so lethargically written that they are clearly an indication that the audience has been taken for granted. Repeated attempts by the villains to best Vishal even after they get duly bashed up is ridiculous, especially given that their techniques don't see any progression. The screenplay is loaded with cliches and contrived situations that grounds the film and it never gets to take off. How Balu uses his brains and brawn to fight Bhavani and her gang and upholds the honor of his father forms the rest of the screenplay. Troubles soon start when the festival is sought to be disrupted by the villains. In comes Raja Reddy's son Balu (Vishal), who has been abroad all the while, and who falls for the bubbly rural belle Charu (Keerthy Suresh). The villains are bent upon using this opportunity to finish off Gopi. She is out to avenge the death of her husband.ДЄ grand festival is organized in the surrounding villages for the first time in seven years to appease the village deity for rains. Raja Reddy (Raj Kiran) provides protection for Gopi (Johnny Hari), who is the target of a dreaded woman Bhavani (Varalaxmi Sarathkumar) from a neighbouring village. 'Pandem Kodi-2', starring Vishal in the lead, hit the screens this Thursday.

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