Mantra 2 Movie Review

Voice Andhra brings you the review of Mantra 2 this weekend starring Charmi and Chetan in lead roles. Mantra 2 being the horror thriller is releasing with expectations and gets good openings in the morning show.

Read Mantra 2 Movie Review below

Story:

Mantra (Charmi), an orphan comes to Hyderabad in search of a job. She comes into the house of Rama Rao (Tanikella Bharani) in the city. Meanwhile, some strange persons try to attack Charmi for unknown reasons.

Mantra who is known to the situation takes help of ACP Vijay (Chetan) to catch the strangers. One fine night, ACP Vijay tries to catch the culprits who are trying to kill Mantra along with his team.

Twist in tale,ACP Vijay comes to know about Rama Rao and Mantra. What is happening around Mantra? How Mantra is related to Rama Rao is rest of the story.

Performances:

Charmee Kaur justifies her role as Mantra once again with her ease in perfomance and her expressions in key scenes.

Chetan managed well in his role of ACP Vijay, though this is his first film.

Tanikella Bharani is the central role and comes in the form of a twist

The rest roles in the form of Nagababu and Rahul Dev are good.

Technical Result:

Director S.V. Sateesh script is gripping, but the director has failed in executing the line in proper manner. Cinematography is the main asset to the film. The music does not work out apt to the film with no timing. BGM is so-so and the music director managed it with no perfection. Production Values by Green Movies is good.

Plus Points:

Charmee Kaur

Tanikhella Bharani

Minus Points:

Cinematography

Background Score

Similar Thrilling Track

Songs

Analysis:

Charmi's Mantra 2 is all about maintaining suspense with no logic. The director has only concentrated in fearing audience with no proper execution.

Apart from Charmi and Bharani, the other roles are wasted with no gripping scenes throughout the film. The film goes on a slow note and scenes are much predictable with no entertainment and other interesting stuff.

Final Word:

No Mantra - No Tantra

RATING: 2/5