Double Ismart
Story:
International mafia don Big Bull (Sanjay Dutt) is desperate to escape death after being diagnosed with Glioma. A scientist suggests that transferring his memory to another person’s brain could make him immortal. Their search for the ideal candidate leads them to Shankar (Ram Pothineni) in Hyderabad. The memory transfer takes place, and what follows is the thrilling core of the story, best experienced on the big screen.
Plus Points:
Ram Pothineni is back as iSmart Shankar, and like in the first installment, he delivers a standout performance in the sequel. His mass attitude and intense dialogue delivery are once again entertaining.
Kavya Thapar joins Ram as his love interest, and their combination scenes are decent to watch. Sanjay Dutt, portraying a mafia don, adds some weight to the film, though his performance is just okay.
The rest of the cast performs within their limits, and the action sequences are well executed in certain parts.
Minus Points:
While the basic plot is nice, justifying the decision to create a sequel, Puri Jagannadh and his team seemed uninterested in making the narration engaging. The story requires a gripping screenplay, which is notably lacking, especially in the second half, making it challenging to stay engaged.
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