Save The Tigers Season 2:
At a time when the entire world of Telugu OTT is full of unnecessary romance and the vilest bullshit… ‘Save the Tigers’ is a web series in Telugu with healthy humor.
Priyadarshi, Krishna Chaitanya and Abhinav Gomatam played the title roles in the first season of this web series which got a good response. The second season of this series which is not only produced but also written by Mahi V Raghav is released today (March 15). Let’s see if the second season is as impressive as the first season…!!
Story: In the first season, the heroine Hamsalekha (Seerat Kapoor) is caught in a kidnapping case and Vikram (Krishna Chaitanya), Rahul (Abhinav) and Ganta Ravi (Priyadarshi) are trapped in the police station. This second season starts with the scene.
The Tigers who came out of that case will take some important decisions in their lives.
Vikram wants to quit his job and start his own business, Rahul wants to seriously write a story for a movie, Ganta Ravi wants to stand in the elections as a corporator. How did the decisions taken by these three change their lives? How did their wives contribute to these decisions? Season 2 is the answer to such questions.
Performance of actors: In the first season, Abhinav hit high marks with his comedy timing, but in the second season, Priyadarshi showed his mettle. Priyadarshi’s performance as a responsible father and a somewhat squeamish middle-aged man became the main highlight of the series. Priyadarshi’s maturity should be appreciated especially when she sat on the floor and talked to her daughter. Also… Krishna Chaitanya also entertains in the role of matured husband. Abhinav once again impresses with his comedy timing.
Pavani Gangi Reddy and Devyani Sharma have done justice to their roles. However, Jordaar Sujatha dominated the other lady artistes with her comedy timing. Seerat Kapoor tried to add glamor.
Technical performance: Director Arun Kothapalli has directed the second season in a way that is not inferior to the first season. However, the episode of the primitive people was stretched unnecessarily. No big loss if that whole episode is trimmed. However, compared to the first season, the emotional content in the second season is a plus.
Another plus point of the series is that the story & scenes written by Mahi V. Raghav & Pradeep Advaitham are close to reality and many couples can relate. Production design & artwork are decent. Ajay Arasada’s music & Vishveshwar’s cinematography have elevated the content of the work series nicely.
Analysis: “Save the Tigers: Season 2” is a good time pass series for the tired audiences and family audiences who don’t have the right movies in the theaters. For Priyadarshi’s performance, Abhinav’s comedy timing & relatable scenes, this series is definitely a family watch!