A look at Prashanth Neel's editing choices | Video Essay | KGF | Ugramm

KGF: Chapter 2 turns one and I remember having a blast with the film, having seen it 3 times on the big screen last year. The film, which has become synonymous with 'high', uses editing to the fullest to excite us and even turn plain scenes into memorable sequences. This quality is palpable in Ugramm (2014) and KGF: Chapter 1 (2018) too. So I try to underline how the filmmaker uses editing in a number of ways to create different effects, often enhancing the viewing experience.

[@saivarunsanapala8199]

I wish he tones down this technique in saalar and focus more on writing better scenes coz this technique in kgf2 felt forced and unappealing compared to the 1st part.

[@re1nth98]

This is an excellent presentation. Bring more of them.

[@saichandra9580]

Please dedicate this video to venkatesh maha

[@bunty9633]

Ugramm and kgf 1 are one my favourite films but kgf2 I kind of dislike because of fast editing too much fast editing cannot feel it's flavour but it is correct for commercial audience Plus

[@akrishnasrikar7541]

amazing

[@RemoteDesk]

Bro why this video not in film companion channel 😊

[@anishkuber764]

another great video essay. Keep them coming...

[@iammaxrockatansky]

That car sequence in KGF 2 is weakest scene in his filmography.....funny that u dint mention about that

[@Zoro67555]

UGRAMM legendary

[@sriharshaa7997]

KGF part 1 is the only film I liked from Prashanth Neel's, his remaining 2 are meh..

[@saakethkaashyap]

First view lol! Here before video went live!

[@sravankumar7324]

Prashant Neel is dumb people's version of Rajamouli (I'm only talking about BB1,2 & RRR version of SSR). yes, I woke up & chose violence.

[@phenomenal14U]

The movie was,is and will be 💩