Odela 2

Deeply Offensive and Disrespectful - SHAME ON YOU!

I am absolutely appalled by the utter disrespect shown towards Islam in the movie Odela. One particular scene was beyond unacceptable - a man dressed as a Muslim, standing in front of a mosque, using a dead chicken in some bizarre, made-up ritual to "detect an evil spirit" from a little girl.

What nonsense is this?!

This is not only inaccurate but deeply offensive and misleading to those unfamiliar with Islamic practices. No such rituals exist in Islam, and portraying it in this manner is nothing short of blatant misrepresentation and cultural insensitivity.

To use sacred symbols and attire in such a twisted, disrespectful way for the sake of fiction is unacceptable. It spreads harmful stereotypes and fosters ignorance.

SHAME ON YOU for including such a scene without any regard for how it affects an entire community. If you can't do proper research or show respect, you shouldn't touch religious themes at all.

This movie doesn't deserve the screen time. I strongly urge others to reconsider supporting such content that shows zero respect for religious boundaries.

Odela 2 is an extraordinary cinematic journey available on Amazon Prime that beautifully weaves together the elements of good and evil, ultimately leading to a divine intervention by Lord Shiva. This film stands out as a remarkable piece of storytelling, not just for its engaging narrative but for its stunning visual effects, exceptional performances, and a spiritual essence that leaves an indelible impact on the viewers.

A Stellar Performance by Tamannaah Bhatia

Tamannaah Bhatia delivers one of her most memorable performances in Odela 2. Her portrayal is nuanced, and her presence on screen commands attention. With every scene, she brings depth to her character, making the audience deeply connect with her emotions.

An Epic Showdown of Good vs. Evil

The core of Odela 2 lies in its battle between good and evil. The story masterfully builds tension, and when the devil makes his appearance in the climax, the arrival of Lord Shiva is nothing short of a visual and emotional spectacle. The VFX and graphics portraying Lord Shiva are simply breathtaking. The depiction is so realistic that it feels like a divine presence graces the screen. The attention to detail in creating this divine persona is commendable.

Action are That old-fashioned talk... In 2025 It would be nice if they came up with something new.

Like Bahubali or Kantara.. Sorry but I'm not scared l. Believe me nothing have to be.. It's good to have a little logic when making a horror movie. Otherwise it will be a comedy movie just like this 😁😁 Film's story:-1/10 Film graphic:- 3/10 Tammana's acting:- 8/10 Scary:- 1/10 Films length too long... I got bored watching.

One thing I respect is that you made the movie without hurting your own religion and culture. I know that the love of the people of South India for their religion is unparalleled. I respect south sider movie.

Very worst story copy of arudhathi movie. And some little changes are done... they are focusing the adult scens only i think... if magical movie we dont want any logical things.. but if the story was not interesting what ever magic we applied it wont work... and the creators dont treat the audience are dump.. indirectly supported all Superstition... thats why they think the movie will connect to the audience it eas another superstition. Very horrible climax there is no point that much violence against a women like this... but after watched thamamas performanve you automaticaly switch from audience to villan role virtualy and start hiting thr bhairavi character.

This is A Big Rod Disappointment 😞 movie...

In climax scenes ,God visuals is good 👍

Ajaneesh Loknath music is not a impactful.

1st half feels like a so so ,to be frankly 2nd half is rod & poor VFX.

Plot : In the rural village of Odela, Telangana, the gruesome legacy of serial rapist and murderer Tirupati lingers after his death at the hands of his wife, Radha, in the events of Odela Railway Station. Following his execution, the villagers, fearing his malevolent influence, perform a ritual called Samadhi Shiksha, sealing his corpse instead of cremating it. This improper burial prevents Tirupati's soul from attaining moksha, transforming him into a vengeful evil spirit that returns six months later to terrorize the village. His spirit possesses men and resumes a horrific spree of rapes and murders, targeting newlywed brides, plunging Odela into fear and chaos.