Demonte colony 2 review

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Demonte Colony 2 (2024)

145 min - Horror, Thriller - 15 August 2024
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Director:  R. Ajay Gnanamuthu
Writers:  R. Ajay Gnanamuthu

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Tagline: Vengeance of the unholy

Genres: Horror, Thriller

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Country:   India
Language:  Tamil
Release Date:  15 August 2024

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Runtime:  2 h 25 min

Demonte Colony 2 is an upcoming Indian Tamil-language supernatural horror thriller directed by R. Ajay Gnanamuthu. Under the BTG Universal banner, Bobby Balachandran co-produces with Gnanamuthu Pattarai and White Nights Entertainment. It is the sequel to the 2015 film Demonte Colony and stars Arulnithi reprising as Srinivasan. Priya Bhavani Shankar and Archana Ravichandran played leading roles. Tsering Dorjee, Arun Pandian, Meenakshi Govindarajan, and Sarjano Khalid did supporting roles.

Production Journey:

Venky Venugopal was first announced as a director in October 2022, but by November 2022, he remained in the writing team itself while Gnanamuthu took the baton as a director. Filming began in Chennai in November 2022 and was wrapped up by June 2023. Scheduled for September 2023, the film’s release was pushed a bit further to 15 August 2024, aligning it with India’s Independence Day. Though it garnered decent reviews, more so for its riveting screenplay and fine performances, this film remained, at best, average.

The Plot Thickens:

Demonte Colony 2 is a film whose storyline spans across many time frames. It is a mystery, full of paranormal activity. It is the year 2009 at the start, and one Samuel “Sam” Richard—a survivor of cancer—ended his life. His wife, Debbie, got haunted for so long by the doubts over his death and finally tried communicating with Sam’s spirit years later.
Fast-forward to 2015, another turn of events occurs when Debbie meets Srini, with whom she feels this unreal connection—a feeling that definitely reminded her of her late husband. It thickens when Srini, along with his twin brother, Raghu, is embroiled in some sinister battle for an inheritance. The tale thickens as the periods go into the present day, that is, 2021, with supernatural elements, and the haunting connection of Srini and Raghu unravels—hinged on their cosmic identity as twins.

The chase gets wilder as Debbie relentlessly pursues the truth through a spiraling narrative to find herself in the mysterious world of Demonte, where spirits have been trapped by a malevolent force bent on continuing its reign of terror. It is only at the very end that it ramps up to a nail-biter: characters agonized for years by evil will pitch themselves against it for survival and redemption.

Cast and Performance:

Arulnithi has pulled off a great double role as Srinivasan and Raghunanthan, playing aptly on their fates. Priya Bhavani Shankar scores as Debbie, who is bent on bringing out the truth. The supporting cast, comprising Tsering Dorjee as the daoshi and Arun Pandian as Dr Richard, quite definitely adds intrigue and suspense to the film.

Technical Aspects:

The technical brilliance of the film was pretty evident in the cinematography of Harish Kannan, turning out to be chilling, while the score by Sam C. S. increased haunting moments in the film, thus creating a moody atmosphere. Editing by Kumaresh D. keeps things tight and engaging; production design, stunts, and visual effects raise the film to its needed status.

Conclusion:

Demonte Colony 2 is the worthy successor to the original, having finally turned out to be this much-needed kick of a thrilling experience that neatly mixed horror with a compelling storyline. With a premise so complexly crafted and parried by powerful performances having high production value, this film has ensured that audiences are right on the edge of their seats from start to finish. For those who are buffs for supernatural thriller movies, look no further.

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