Satya 2 Teaser: Can Ram Gopal Varma Bring The Underworld Back To The Big Screen?

If Satya was about an individual who formed the underworld as it was then, Satya 2 confluence into the thinking of a modern man who attempts to reinvent the gang world.

The trailer of Satya 2 showed how underworld dons like Dawood Ibrahim, Chhota Shakeel, Abu Salem and Chhota Rajan have become criminally inactive. Now the creator of the path-breaking gangster flick Ram Gopal Varma explains why he wanted to make Satya 2.

“With Dawood Ibrahim and Chhota Rajan being more or less inactive since so many years and various other dons either being killed or jailed, it’s highly understandable that the police today think that they have made the underworld almost non-existent. But as long as greed for money, resentment towards the rich and rebelliousness towards the system exists in human nature, it would be a fallacy for anyone to think that the underworld can ever be wiped out,” said Ramu.

“Satya 2 is a futuristic film not in terms of science fiction, but in terms of there being no precedent for the protagonist of Satya 2. He starts a new underworld company based on his study of the mistakes of all the earlier dons and also on the ways he develops to deal with the modern day policing methods. Only after a new kind of crime happens will the police learn how to contain or prevent it. In one line, Satya 2 is about a man whose thinking starts where the earlier dons thinking ended,” explained RGV. He tweeted, “A man cald Satya came in 1998 got into the underworld and died. Satya 2 is another man Satya who comes in 2013 to reinvent the underworld”. Sounds like a formula for a super-violent gang-bang flick, no!

For now, check out the poster of Ramu’s new and maybe improved gangster flick and tell us if it interests you!

Watch: Ram Gopal Varma Satya 2 Official Trailer

Rishi Kapoor :The Chocolate Boy Of Bollywood Still!

As a lover boy Rishi Kapoor won millions of hearts, singing and dancing, wearing his characteristic sweaters and romancing the prettiest heroines in filmdom. It seemed impossible for the actor to do away with the tag of ‘eternal romantic hero’. And then came a huge turnaround….

For 30 years Rishi Kapoor played romantic leads in all his films. He sang, he danced, he ran around trees, he romanced some of the most desirable heroines in Hindi cinema. And the younger generation of heroes took over and romance changed. But with his second innings in Bollywood, the chocolate boy of the ’80s has been successful in showcasing his multi-faceted talent. It is easy to charm the audience when you play an affable character, but Rishi Kapoor managed to do it by playing an arch-baddie in Agneepath. And that’s not all! The versatile actor has gone one step further for his new film D-Day, in which he plays infamous underworld don Dawood Ibrahim. For the crime thriller, Kapoor pulled off an action sequence brilliantly, without any training or rehearsals, we hear, impressing Hollywood action directors Tom Struthers and John Street who were there to orchestrate the performance!

There is no doubt that in recent years the veteran actor has reinvented himself and moved far away from his lover boy image to playing strong characters that are out of the ordinary mould. Here are some of Rishi Kapoor’s newer roles that have redefined him as a versatile actor, not just a star….