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Critic Review
Satya - 2Satya(Sharwanand) lands himself in Hyderabad with only one intention and that is to grow big and powerful. He starts his life by working for a construction company, which is headed by a very rich businessman named Eshwar Rao (Mahesh Thakur). Eshwar Rao and his friends have links with gangsters and use them to strike against enemies. During one particularly tough situation, Satya steps in and salvages a precious deal by executing a brilliant hit against Eswar Rao’s enemies.
Impressed by his tactics, Satya is given much importance in the gang. Slowly but steadily, Satya becomes the head of the gang and starts making a name for himself in the underworld. He sets up a criminal organisation and calls it the ‘company’. This ‘company’ starts becoming a parallel power centre and the government is hell bent on taking it out.
Police officials who try to track down company members are ruthlessly murdered. Out of desperation, the Police Department brings a veteran cop out of retirement to tackle this menace. Will he succeed? Who is Satya? This is what Satya 2 is all about..
Commercially, ‘Satya 2’ seems to be made on a meager budget and like all the RGV movies, even a week of run or satellite rights are enough to safeguard the interests of producers. Standards wise, ‘Satya 2’ is a subjacent product to ‘Satya.’
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Overall, a kind of fear full movie.Even though it has a routine start and a routine end,in terms of : Intially,the mafia will have an upper hand and later on the police caughts/kills the mafia, the screen play and dialogues are good.The movie has its own .
Naming this film as Satya 2 and branding it as successor to iconic Satya is a crime and he should be penalized for doing so. Stay away from this film if you are really care about yourselves. This is not a film but a brutal attack on the senses.
Verdict.
Overall, Satya 2 is a decent crime thriller, but it fails to match with its prequel. This film can be watched once for Ram Gopal Varma's different angle on underworld mafia..
If you want to watch a Varma film, then rent out a DVD of Satya. But if you venture into a multiplex to watch it, be warned you may come out losing the respect and adoration you once had for Ram Gopal Varma! Bottomline: Siva 2-006, now it’s Satya 2.
On the whole, Satya 2 is a disappointment and is no where close to the iconic Satya. RGV shows us what he is capable of, for about 20 minutes before the interval. With those scenes, one gets the feeling that he is back on track, before everything goes for.
