Movie Name : Save The Tigers 2
Streaming Platform: Disney Plus Hotstar
Release Date : March 15, 2024
Cast :Priyadarshi, Abhinav Gomatam, Krishna Chaitanya, Seerat Kapoor, Pavani Gangireddy, Hymavathi, Deviyani Sharma, Rohini, Darshana Banik, Satya Krishnan, Srikanth Iyengar, Mukku Avinash and others
Director: Arun Kothapally
Music Director: Ajay Arasada
Telugumopo.com Rating : 3/5
Story:
After their release by the police, Vikram (Krishna Chaitanya), Rahul (Abhinav Gomatam), and Ganta Ravi (Priyadarshi) are caught in a tangled web of deceit and uncertainty following Hamsaleka (Seerat Kapoor) disappearance. Despite evading immediate consequences, they grapple with the weight of their lies while facing personal dilemmas of their own.
Meanwhile, their wives, seeking to mend their fractured marriages, turn to Spandana, a counselor, for guidance. As they dig deeper into their husbands’ erratic behavior, they unearth layers of deception and frustration that threaten to tear their families apart.
In the midst of turmoil, Ravi is tempted by the local MLA’s offer of a political seat, prompting him to consider indulging his wife with a lavish home in a gated community. Rekha, Vikram’s wife, struggles with the decision to abandon her pursuit of law, adding strain to their already strained relationship. The mysterious presence of Harika further complicates matters between Rahul and Madhuri, intensifying the rift in their marriage.
As tensions escalate and secrets unravel, the three couples find themselves entangled in a whirlwind of conflicting desires, hidden truths, and betrayal. The unfolding drama promises to challenge the essence of love, trust, and fidelity as each character confronts their inner demons and fights to salvage what remains of their bonds.
Review :
It’s fantastic to see the creators,
Mahi V Raghav and Pradeep Advaitham, for skillfully managing the sequel to a beloved series. They adeptly added emotional depth to the entertainment while maintaining the essence of the original.
Once again, Priyadarshi steals the spotlight with his admirable performance, effortlessly blending comedy and heartfelt moments. Abhinav Gomatam also shines with his witty delivery and impeccable comedic timing, while Chaitanya Krishna impresses with a solid portrayal.
The female leads, including Jordar Sujata, Pavani Gangireddy, and Deviyani Sharma, contribute effectively to the narrative, adding richness to the storyline.
The initial episodes offer uproarious laughter, highlighted by the delightful comedic timing of Abhinav Gomatam and Priyadarshi. Seerat Kapoor’s presence adds value to the storyline, enhancing the overall experience.
Despite limited screen time, Mukku Avinash manages to entertain, while Rohini injects humor, ensuring an engaging viewing experience. The supporting cast also delivers satisfactory performances, rounding out the ensemble effectively.
While the series generally leaves a positive impression, there are occasional dips in entertainment value, particularly notable in the fourth episode following the initial three uproarious ones. Injecting more humor into these duller episodes would have enhanced the viewing experience.
Seerat Kapoor’s role, although well-portrayed, could have been given more depth to provide additional substance. Similarly, Rohini’s character feels underutilized compared to her role in the first season. Scenes focusing on Vikram’s mother-in-law and discussions about pets lack impact, and Darshana Banik’s role could have been developed further.
Overall, “Save The Tigers 2” delivers a watchable comedy experience, supported by commendable performances from the lead actors, particularly Priyadarshi and Abhinav Gomatam. However, occasional dips in entertainment value, slow-paced narration in certain episodes, and limited comedic moments from characters like Rohini present challenges. Despite these drawbacks, the sequel remains a suitable choice for family viewing over the weekend, although it may be slightly less entertaining than its predecessor.
