Ever since MSG-2 The Messenger came out three weeks ago, people have been asking me again and again what I think about this movie as a viewer and my usual short answer is: “A blockbuster”. This has been the consensus opinion among nearly all the viewers who have watched MSG- 2 The Messenger. It’s a movie which is based on the true events. The purpose of the movie is not to make money but to educate the society with entertainment and to be honest it has done all three. Every actor in the movie has acted so realistically that sometimes it seems that you are watching a documentary. All the characters are convex and credible, and sometimes I noticed being sympathetic towards some of them but then I realized that I was watching a film about the tribes. It is literally impossible to look away from the screen. What I liked most of all was the actors’ performances. The raving music and brilliant stunts of this sequel lured me into the cinema.
MSG -2 The messenger revolves around the tribals who have been living in isolation for ages and the MSG who brings them to the mainstream social life. The stunts performed by the MSG does create more attention. The makers have really been able to create a buzz with this movie. It is a film which must be experienced on a theatrical screen to be fully understood. The movie’s an astonishingly detailed, visually painstaking state-of-the-art that advances what the cinema can show us—even as the human story at its centre feels a little thin after a while. MSG 2 is hilarious from the beginning and until the ending credits. Accept MSG 2 as pure, popcorn-munching show and nothing else. Take my assurance you won’t go away disappointed.