Avatara Purusha 2 Movie Review : Suni’s Black Magic Drama Fails To Bewitch Us This Time

Plot: The film begins exactly where the first part ended. The film focuses on the quest for a gemstone which is a direct key to the Trishanku Loka ( the space that exists between the earth and the heavens).It is known for its magical and mystical qualities. ‘Part 2’ narrates the story of Anil’s childhood at Bista, the hub of black magic with Darkha (Ashutosh Rana) as its chief. Interestingly the gemstone has been safeguarded at Rama Jois’s house which places it at the heart of the story. The film explores the dark world of wizardry and witchcraft, which is hair-raising at times. 

Avatara Purusha 2 Movie Review: The sequel to Avatara Purusha, while anticipated due to the intriguing ending of its predecessor, unfortunately, falls short of expectations. Avatara Purusha 2 attempts to continue the story with a blend of supernatural elements and humor, but ends up feeling disjointed and lacking in coherence.

The film begins with a recap of the events from the first installment, setting the stage for the conflict between Anila aka Karna (Sharan), and Kumara(Srinagara Kitty) over the Trishanku Mani. Anila (Sharan)'s past involvement with black magic is revealed, adding depth to his character, but the execution of his redemption arc feels rushed and lacks impact. As the plot progresses, the narrative jumps between scenes without a clear sense of direction, leaving the audience feeling disoriented.

The comedy elements, while occasionally effective, fail to consistently land, and the attempts at incorporating VFX fall short of expectations. The showdown between Karna and Daraka is particularly disappointing, lacking the intensity and excitement one would expect from a climax.

While Sharan delivers some moments of comic relief with his timing, other performances, including Srinagara Kitty's extended cameo, leave much to be desired. Some interactions between characters are well-written and acted, providing brief glimpses of potential within the film.

Overall, Avatara Purusha 2 struggles to strike a balance between its comedic and supernatural elements, resulting in a film that feels scattered and unfocused. While it may appeal to viewers invested in the story from the first part, it ultimately fails to deliver a satisfying conclusion. However, the climax hints at the possibility of a third installment, leaving the door open for further exploration of the narrative. If you're curious about how the story concludes, you may find some enjoyment in watching this film but don't expect it to fully live up to its predecessor's promise.