Vishnu Vinyasam: A Quirky Entertainer That Rides Entirely on Sri Vishnu’s Shoulders
There is a very specific, infectious kind of laughter that ripples through a theater when an actor drops the “hero” act and just decides to … .
Telugu Movie Reviews
List of reviews of Telugu movies on our website.
Nawab Cafe: A Gentle Brew of Legacy, Dreams, and the Quiet Power of Everyday Lives
Some films announce themselves with spectacle, while others quietly simmer, drawing you in with atmosphere, intimacy, and emotional truth. As I settled into Nawab Cafe, … .
Hey Balwanth: A Gentle Entertainer That Blends Quirk, Comedy And Heart
What immediately fascinated me about Hey Balwanth was its willingness to revolve around an unusual, almost eccentric central idea and trust the audience to stay … .
Spa: A Bold, Playful Peek Into Desire, Hypocrisy, And Human Quirks Inside Four Walls
What struck me immediately about Spa is its audacity to build an entire cinematic world inside a massage centre and still keep it buzzing with … .
Nilave Review: A Lyrical Romance That Finds Beauty In Silence, Music, And Emotional Vulnerability
What struck me immediately about Nilave was its unapologetic commitment to being a musical experience first and a conventional love story second. I rarely encounter … .
Couple Friendly Review: A Tender Urban Romance That Charms With Realism Yet Stumbles Along the Way
What immediately drew me into Couple Friendly was its gentle commitment to portraying romance without embellishment, a film that finds beauty in small routines, shared … .
Funky Movie Review: A Playful Yet Uneven Dive Into Love, Creativity, and Industry Satire
Unique in its attempt to blend a love story with a satirical take on filmmaking and the inner struggles of a sensitive creator, I found … .
Sumathi Sathakam: A Rural Romance That Morphs Into a Superstition Charged Village Thriller
The film’s most distinctive quality lies in its unusual fusion of breezy rural romance with a sudden, superstition driven village thriller, and that hybrid identity … .
‘Honey’ Movie Review: A Visually Striking Horror Drama That Loses Its Sting in Slow Storytelling
Unique in its attempt to fuse blind faith with dark tantric rituals, Honey instantly signalled to me that it wanted to explore horror through psychological … .
Sri Chidambaram Garu Review: A Gentle Village Romance That Charms With Authenticity But Stumbles In Emotional Depth
The unique strength of Sri Chidambaram Garu lies in its quiet commitment to telling a grounded love story shaped by ordinary lives and intimate insecurities, … .
Barabar Premistha: A Rural Romance That Loses Its Way Despite a Promising Setup
The most unique thing about Barabar Premistha is how relentlessly it tests my patience right from the opening frame, because I walked into the theatre … .
Euphoria: A Bold Social Drama That Dares to Confront Guilt, Justice, and Parental Responsibility
Euphoria’s shocking premise of a mother filing a legal case against herself is the film’s most arresting and distinctive element, and from the very first … .
Anaganaga Oka Raju Review: A Festival Comedy That Struggles to Find Its Spark
Anaganaga Oka Raju Review: I approached Anaganaga Oka Raju with a mix of curiosity and restraint. A Sankranti release anchored by Naveen Polishetty should, by … .
Mana Shankara Vara Prasad Garu Review: Familiar Heart, Festive Scale
I came to Mana Shankara Vara Prasad Garu with a clear intention to judge it strictly by what unfolded on screen for me, not by … .
The Raja Saab Review: A Superstar Lost in a Haunted Misfire
I walked into the theatre for The Raja Saab with a ticket I paid for myself, an early morning Hindi dubbed first day first show … .
Akhanda 2 Movie Review: A Divine Spectacle with Uneven Edges
Watching Akhanda 2: Thaandavam during a night show and coming home with the adrenaline still running through my veins felt like an experience in itself. … .
Mowgli Movie Review: A Forest-Bound Love Story That Aims High but Lands Soft
Fresh settings in cinema often excite me more than complicated storylines, and Mowgli embraces that idea wholeheartedly. What drew me in right from the start … .
They Call Him OG Review: A Stylish, Ear-Splitting, Sense-Starved Spectacle
I watched They Call Him OG today inside the theaters. Starring none other than Pawan Kalyan, the film had somehow slipped under my radar until … .
Mirai Review: Teja Sajja’s Mythic Superhero Adventure Is Ambitious, Funny, and Surprisingly Grounded
When I say Mirai surprised me, I mean it in the most literal sense. Because even though I’d already spoiled half the plot by watching … .
War 2 Review: Hrithik–NTR Set the Screen on Fire, Even as Logic Burns in the Background
The biggest Hindi movie of the year – Hrithik Roshan and Junior NTR’s War 2 – has finally arrived in theatres. How did you like … .
Kingdom Review: A Powerful Brotherhood Drama Undercut by an Overfamiliar Final Act
Vijay Deverakonda’s latest film Kingdom, released as Samrajya in Hindi, arrived in theatres today with considerable anticipation. For several weeks, discussions surrounding its teaser and … .
HIT: The Third Case Review – A Relentless Investigation That Punches Harder Than Expected
After doing so much fuss, I finally managed to watch HIT: The Third Case. And honestly, going into the theatre, I didn’t know anything about … .
Game Changer Movie Review: A Chaotic Mix of Ambition, Formula, and Frustration
Ramcharan’s Game Changer finally arrived in theatres, and if you had met me right after the first interval, you would have heard me speak about … .
Pushpa 2: The Rule Review: A Sequel That Burns Brighter Than the Fire
“Pushpa Pushpa Pushparaj” – those iconic words echoed through my mind the moment I walked into the theatre. I had imagined countless things about what … .
Devara: Part 1 Review: A Colossal Wave of Style, Spectacle, and… Disappointment
Junior NTR’s Devara: Part 1 has finally crashed into theatres – an arrival that almost feels overdue. If you didn’t know, this is the same … .
Kalki 2898 AD Review: A Wild, Ambitious, Angry, Epic Experience in Indian Sci-Fi Cinema
Prabhas, Amitabh Bachchan, Deepika Padukone, Kamal Haasan and half of Indian cinema walked onto the big screen yesterday with Kalki 2898 AD – and what … .
