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Story:

Billa 2 starts off with the entrance of David Billa [Ajith], a Srilankan Refugee with totally injured body and facing troubles in the refugee camp. Meanwhile enters Parvathy Omanakuttan feels pity for the situation of David Billa and finally falls for him. Acquainted with the rough life of Refugee camp, David slowly begins the transformation into a dreaded gangster from a common lad from Srilanka. Thereby enters our villain Sudhanshu Pandey and Bruna Abdullah along with him. David takes high risks in with every new project assigned to him and finally David Billa snaps the control over entire network after Sudhanshu’s death. Watch out Billa 2 to know How David Billa turns to a gangster from a refugee? How did he acquire the control over all the networks? Forms the crux of Billa 2.

Performance:

Ajith steals the show with his outstanding performances as a refugee and gangster Billa as well, especially the punch dialogues uttered by Ajith getting accolades. Everyone might have used a body double for the stunts, but Ajith did it all by himself, especially the flight action sequences.

Yuvan Shankar Raja appears in the end as a gangster and has performed his parts well.

Glam dolls Parvathy Omanakuttan and Bruna Abdullah were looking glamorous on screens and nothing much. Parvathy doesn’t live up to the hype while Bruna Abdullah looks ravishing and the scenes where she flaunts her bikini body are sure to please the male populaces.

Vidyut Jamwal is the side villain and performed well showing off his muscles in the fighting sequences but dubbing for his voice was not matched up to the mark. Sudhanshu Pandey has given his best as the main villain but has very less to perform compared to Vidyut.

Technical Analysis:

Chakri Toleti has explained the plot well, but the screenplay was a bit slow in the first half, while the second half is quite convincing with the heavy stunts by Ajith.

In Entertainments and Wide Angle Creations have lavishly produced Billa 2 without any compromises and the movie has come out well.

Yuvan Shankar Raja has already proved his mettle with the refreshing music album of Billa 2 and has given apt background scores for the movie along with his cameo performance as the gangster.

Cinematography by RD Rajasekhar was at its best, while editing by Suresh Urs could have been better.

Dialogues penned by Era Murugan and Mohamed Zafar are one of the highlights of Billa 2. They are filled with a meaningful punch, for example “Na Agadhi da, Anaadha illa”, “Mathavanoda Bayam dan nambaloda Balam” are sure to please Ajith fans.

Analysis:

Billa 2, the first prequel in Indian film Industry is completely a gangster flick with the plot of a common man turning to a gangster David Billa. Billa 2 is touted to be a mile stone in the industry career of director Chakri Toleti and is expected to create an impact of Mankatha’s blow to Venkat Prabhu.

Ajith’s punch dialogues and scary stunts are the highlights of Billa 2 along with his outstanding performance. Characters and the plot are finely established in the first half, while the tempo is lost in the second half with more number of villains coming in.

The movie, Billa 2 has many stylish guns used by Thala extraordinarily, but has many unwanted scenes to in bring the audiences and the climax helicopter fight scene directed by different stunt masters has not reached to the hype created before.

Final Verdict:

Billa 2 is a Gangster flick with Ajith’s stylish performance…