'Rakht Charitra 2' has released and yet again, this dramatic tale has seen good good critical response coming it's way. This also brings to an end a year long journey for Ram Gopal Varma for whom it was a big logistical challenge to make the film. Not just was it a trilingual that was shot in Hindi, Telugu as well as Tamil, it was also presented as a two part film so that Ramu could justify his key protagonists.

"When you make a biopic, there are lot of things happening in a man's life", he explains, "In the first part, I wanted to set context and give a foundation to why Vivek's character had to become the way it turned out to be eventually. All his issues and conflicts were settled there."

"Now in the second part, it is about a second character (Suriya) coming in who has his own issues and conflicts to settle. It could well be a vicious circle but I have tried to wrap it up all in two parts", says Ramu.

Well, it could well be a vicious circle, considering the way 'Rakht Charitra 2' has wrapped up. After all the last shot of 'Rakht Charitra 2' show an infant in his mother's lap. With all the killings happening around him for decades in succession, it is clear by the time end credits start rolling that there would perhaps never be an end to it.

It may not be surprising if there is Part 3 of 'Rakht Charitra' on the anvil as well. Can we expect one, Ramu?