Given the fact that this is not a first-of-its-kind or never-told-before story to be told with flow sound technology, eccentric director Ram Gopal Varma actually does have some characters & drama running around unlike the first installment of Ice Cream. In fact, this film reminds us of the maverick’s earlier Adavi (2009) starring Nithin, Nisha Kothari et al.  

In terms of story, Ice Cream seems to appeal better than the first version but if you have to emphasize on the “effect” (as RGV calls it), Ice Cream was a much novel attempt. JD’s ‘Sikka’ character should be amusing to an extent with his unique antics and Dhanraj also managed to pull it off in a scene or two. Otherwise, it is always the enacted ‘panic’ that prevails throughout the film. If loud violence and bizarre sounds scare you then this can be a paisa vasool for you. The best thing was that RGV did not stuff the steamy promotional content (Naveena Kiss Me song) in the story.