The movie comes to an end. Keep watching this space for a detailed review of Akhanda 2-Thaandavam.

The movie nears climax and intense fight sequence underway.

A powerful emotional sequence with a magnificent twist unfolds. The theatre erupts, and the scenes land effectively.

Akhanda’s intense dialogues on Sanatana Dharma are impressive. It’s time for the face-off between Aadhi and Balayya once again.

A powerful flashback episode showcases the first-ever interaction between Netra (Aadhi Pinisetty) and Akhanda.

The second half begins. After a few dramatic events, Aadhi Pinisetty enters as a menacing occultist, and the narrative shifts to the sequences centered on him.

First Half Report: So far, the movie moves decently, with fan-pleasing action blocks and Thaman’s thumping score elevating the momentum. Balayya’s powerful look as Akhanda stands out. The latter half will determine how strongly it all comes together.

A more powerful Akhanda returns and takes down the group responsible for the chaos. The thumping soundtrack, intense action blocks, and Balayya’s look make it a gripping experience. It’s time for a massy interval.

An unexpected incident creates chaos across the country and instills fear among the people, as intense scenes begin to unfold.

After a few light-hearted scenes and the energetic first single “Jajikaaya,” the story takes another turn.

Samyuktha and Harshaali Malhotra are introduced, and the story returns to Tibet. Kabir Duhan Singh enters the narrative as an Indian politician.

Young Balakrishna is introduced as Murali Krishna in a dynamic fight sequence, and the massy moments that follow unfold seamlessly.

After a powerful introduction, the opening titles roll, and the story shifts to the Tibet border, where tense scenes unfold.

A quick, sharp recap of the prequel Akhanda. Balayya in Aghora avatar is introduced. Scenes related to him are being shown.

Hi, the movie has just begun now, and it’s 2 hours and 45 minutes long. The auditorium is fully packed with fans.