Aravind 2

<p>The story revolves around a struggling filmmaker named Aravind (played by Sri) who is looking for a breakthrough in the film industry. Frustrated with his unsuccessful attempts, Aravind decides to make a documentary on haunted places, hoping that it will bring him recognition and success. Aravind, along with his cameraman Rishi (played by Kamal Kamaraju) and production manager Harsha (played by Srinivas Avasarala), embarks on a journey to explore a supposedly haunted house located in a remote village. They set up their equipment and begin filming, determined to capture paranormal activities and prove the existence of ghosts. As the crew starts their investigation, strange and unexplained events occur within the house. They experience eerie sounds, ghostly apparitions, and bizarre occurrences that shake them to the core. Gradually, the atmosphere in the house becomes increasingly terrifying, and the crew realizes that they have stumbled upon something much more sinister than they anticipated. Amidst the supernatural occurrences, Aravind also learns about the dark history of the haunted house. He discovers that a notorious serial killer, who was responsible for several brutal murders in the past, used to reside there. The spirit of the killer is believed to haunt the house, seeking revenge on anyone who enters. As the crew members get entangled in the web of horror, they find themselves fighting for their lives. They try to unravel the mysteries surrounding the house and the malevolent spirit that lurks within. In their desperate attempts to survive, they encounter spine-chilling encounters, psychological torment, and disturbing revelations. Throughout the film, Aravind’s sanity is tested, and he becomes increasingly obsessed with capturing evidence of the supernatural. The line between reality and illusion blurs, and the crew faces numerous challenges that push them to their limits. Without revealing too much, the climax of the movie reveals shocking twists and turns that expose the true nature of the haunting and the identity of the vengeful spirit. Aravind and his crew must find a way to confront the evil force and escape from the clutches of the haunted house before it consumes them completely. was released on 29 March 2013, delayed from 8 February. Pasupulate of rated the film two stars out of five, saying, “Being a sequel of the 2006 cult thriller, , we can’t help but compare it to the original – this one isn’t a patch on the original. We’re afraid it’s all sound – background score, we mean – and no substance”. Vishnupriya Bhandaram of wrote, “Aravind 2 gives you the promise of a (reckon ) but bails on you right in the beginning. It isn’t because the storyline isn’t strong enough but simply because the filmmakers deem it all right to include crass elements and characters, to give it unnecessary padding”. Mahesh S Koneru of wrote, ” is a poor excuse of a thriller. A lot of effort went into the making of this movie but all that is wasted because it is badly written, poorly directed and terribly edited”.</p>