Odela 2

A very funny movie. Unintentionally hilarious. The makers of the movie seemed to have tried hard to make a horror movie, but the result was an outrageously hilarious comedy.

Some of the characters overact, while some under-act. Talented actors like Murali Sharma and Srinath Iyengar have been completely wasted in the movie. But they are the ones who hold the movie together.

Way too much of unnecessary and unwanted gore and bloodshed, but not at all scary - more like disgustingly violent with completely avoidable scenes and pointless thrills (which fail to thrill).

Watch it if you want to waste 2 hours of your life and if you have a good supply of paracetamol (for the assured headache that you'll get after watching this movie)!

"Odela 2" is a disappointing film that fails to live up to its potential. Here's why:

Plot: The story revolves around a village haunted by the malevolent spirit of Tirupathi. The villagers seek help from Bhairavi, a Naga Sadhvi, to defeat the evil spirit. However, the storyline is predictable and lacks originality.

Cast:

• Tamannaah Bhatia: Delivers a decent performance, but her character could have been developed better.

• Vasishta N. Simha: Plays the villainous Tirupathi, but his character feels one-dimensional.

Technical Aspects:

• Cinematography: The visuals are okay, but some scenes could have benefited from better lighting and camera work.

• Background Score: The score is decent, but it could have been more intense and eerie to enhance the film's impact.

• VFX: The visual effects are subpar in some scenes, which detracts from the overall experience.

Overall: "Odela 2" is a letdown. Tamannaah Bhatia's performance is a highlight, but the film's predictable storyline and technical shortcomings hold it back. If you're a fan of Tamannaah or supernatural thrillers, you might find it somewhat engaging, but don't expect too much.

Recommendation: If you're looking for a gripping supernatural thriller, "Odela 2" might not be the best choice. However, if you're a fan of Tamannaah Bhatia or enjoy this genre, you can give it a try.

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.

Director might be thinking he is too intelligent and viewers are dumb to view this story and screenplay.

This is what movie looks like if director thinks him self above the viewers. Poor direction.

Second half is too bad and dumbly executed.

It started ok and I guess fire it's lost track of the story..

First shot of the movie starts with I terating note.

Then Starts the problem.. Director did lost the grip.. I felt Director was overconfident in making this movies Just using shiva and naga's name in the movie does not make it good movie or devotion al movie.

😳😳😳😳bad movie

Worst execution.

Graphics a re good.

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.