Wow, this is a proper sequel to DJ Tillu. So many callbacks, a recap in the beginning and a continuation of the story in Part 1. A laugh riot from start to finish. I am not Telugu myself so unfortunately, I missed a few jokes as I couldn't read the subtitles in time but trust me, everyone was laughing out loud so much I thought they are going to fall off their recliner seats. XD The scope of the story is bigger this time around as it involves Indian agents trying to nab an international criminal but even as it threatens to turn into an action spy thriller, Tillanna ensures that we don't forget that this is his movie after all. The Radhika cameo was awesome and it pulled out quite a few whistles from the crowd. They made her marry someone else so we can expect another hottie in Part 3. After Tripti Damri, it's Anupama Parameswaran's turn to become the national crush. I mean, wow.
It's a well made crime comedy flick, one of the better sequels and Siddu Jonnalagadda is a star now as he is able to draw in people on the strength of his character Tillu which is sure to become one of the most memorable characters in Telugu cinema. He truly brings Tillu to life with his performance. Imagine thinking ex-RAW Jim in Pathaan being a terrorist-for-hire was anti-national while defending Bond movies or MI movies as if August Walker was not a CIA agent or Tollywood where Indian agents/characters are also criminals, traitors or terorists like in this film or in Goodachari.
It's a well made crime comedy flick, one of the better sequels and Siddu Jonnalagadda is a star now as he is able to draw in people on the strength of his character Tillu which is sure to become one of the most memorable characters in Telugu cinema. He truly brings Tillu to life with his performance. Imagine thinking ex-RAW Jim in Pathaan being a terrorist-for-hire was anti-national while defending Bond movies or MI movies as if August Walker was not a CIA agent or Tollywood where Indian agents/characters are also criminals, traitors or terorists like in this film or in Goodachari.