''Savaari 2'' () is a

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romantic drama film produced and directed by Jacob Verghese. It is a sequel to 2009 film ''

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Plot

Savaari 2 is a Kannada-language adventure-comedy film that follows the journey of Srinivas, affectionately known as Seenu, a small-time thief with big aspirations. Seenu is engaged to Shruthi, the daughter of the state's Home Minister. Despite his connections, Seenu's life revolves around petty thefts and schemes to make quick money. The story takes a turn when Seenu learns about a hidden treasure in the forest, allegedly concealed by the notorious forest brigand Veerappan. Determined to claim the fortune, Seenu teams up with Vishwanath, a seasoned journalist, and Arjun, a taxi driver with a mysterious past. The trio embarks on a road trip into the forest, facing various challenges and uncovering secrets along the way. Their journey is further complicated when Seenu is kidnapped by a forest brigand named Channappa, leading to a series of unexpected events that test their resolve and friendship. As the adventure unfolds, the characters confront moral dilemmas, personal ambitions, and the true meaning of wealth and success.

Cast

Production

Soundtrack

Reception

A critic from ''

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'' wrote that "Savaari 2 tries to pay homage to Savaari, the 2009 film, and in the bargain warps whatever originality it had managed to come up with".

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