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Inferno 2 is a 1982 Indian Tamil-language action film directed by S. P. Muthuraman, starring Vijayakant. It was produced by Ramesh Reddy Thyagarajan under the banner of CTP Studios for AVM Productions. It was released on 14 January 1982 with mixed reviews, but became a commercial success at the box office. The movie has been dubbed into many languages including Hindi, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam. The film's story is based loosely on events leading up to the Battle of Thermopylae near Thermopylae in 480 BC; narrated through flashbacks from an aged Greek warrior named Phoenix (played by Rajinikanth). The film starts with a battle between the Greeks and the Persians. The Greeks are badly outnumbered, but they fight bravely. When the Persians attack, Phoenix arrives in time to help fight off the invaders. The Athenian commander, Leonidas (Vijayakant) takes Phoenix to his tent and trains him for battle. Meanwhile, Persian king Xerxes (Sathyaraj) orders his generals Malabar (K. R. Vijaya) and Atlantis (Sathyan) to find Atlantis's younger brother Kala (Murali) who is the only one who can destroy the Spartan army.The music was composed by Deva. The movie has been dubbed into Hindi as "Agnipariksha" and in Telugu as "Agnipariksha". In Kannada, it has been dubbed into "Melepuru Shala". In Malayalam, it has been dubbed into "Bhanavi". The songs have been re-recorded in Hindi, Telugu and Tamil. The film was a commercial success. "The Indian Express" wrote "It is a pot-pourri of everything that made a Rajini film an 'item' in the past." "Inferno 2" was released on DVD by Pyramid on 14 May 2005. The DVD features English subtitles, the songs from all three songs from the movie were also included. In July 2018, it was announced that AVM Productions would be remaking the film with Karthi in the lead role, but Karthi opted out of the project citing date issues and lack of creative freedom, which prompted S. P. Muthuraman to direct a sequel titled "Inferno 3". The music was composed by Deva. The movie was digitally remastered by "Guruswamy" for its DVD release in 2005. It displays all the original effects, which are missing from the previously released DVDs. The print used is also the same as that used for CD release. The audio tracks are uncompressed, but are mono instead of Stereo (as it was originally). The DVD features English subtitles, the songs from all three songs from the movie were also included.The film won two Filmfare Awards South 1981 - Vijayakant Best Comedian Award and Vijayakant's Special Performance Award. cfa1e77820
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