Kick 2 2015

In Virginia, Kalyan Krishna, Shaam, arrives to meet his father, who has since married Naina and built a quiet life there. He recounts that his son, Ravi Teja’s Robin Hood, is the exact opposite of his old-world ways—a man who seeks comfort in every facet of life. The tale follows Robin Hood’s bold move to Hyderabad, where he sets out to reclaim a plot of land that his family lost to a shrewd adversary, Settlement Durga, a figure brought to life by Ashish Vidhyarthi. Robin soon finds himself under the roof of Pandit Ravi Teja, a birthday-cake of a character: the astrologer who helped mastermind the land theft, brought to life by Brahmanandam. As Robin settles in, he starts to unsettle the calm around Pandit’s home, adding a layer of mischief and trouble to the lives entwined with the Durga plot.

Amid the upheaval, an aspiring writer named Chaitra, played by Rakul Preet Singh, grows fond of Robin. She is smitten, yet Robin lays down a curious condition: if love blossoms before he leaves for Virginia, he will stay back. Meanwhile, a group of Vilaspur villagers—led by the ruthless Solomon Singh Thakur, portrayed by Ravi Kishan—believe Robin is a godsend who could rescue them from his tyrannical grip. Robin’s quest to recover the land appears successful, and just as he contemplates a tender future with Chaitra, a diary inside her possession reveals her Vilaspur roots, prompting a journey to the village themselves. The villagers stage a dramatic show to keep Robin anchored, clashing repeatedly with Thakur, while Venkataratnam, a stubborn local figure, complicates the already tense dynamics.

Tensions escalate when Thakur’s son Munna, arriving in Vilaspur in a state of intoxication, murders a young girl—the truth kept under wraps to fuel the ongoing drama. A festival becomes the spark for a duel between Munna and Robin; Robin defeats Munna again, and Thakur, in a display of fear and control, kills his own son rather than allow Robin to gain the upper hand a third time. With the village momentarily held hostage by Thakur, Robin withdraws, only to be drawn back by a turning point at the railway station, where Tanikella Bharani as Venkataratnam stirs Robin’s conscience and rekindles his resolve to stand with the villagers. The Thakur’s army begins to crumble as the villagers’ loyalty shifts, and in a final, high-stakes duel, Robin injures and overpowers Thakur. The despot is met with relentless resistance: the villagers tie him to a pole and burn him alive, ending his reign of terror. The film closes on a hopeful note as Robin and Chaitra reunite, while the announcement of Kick 3 leaves the door open for what’s next.