Shashank Rathod

Visual spectacle for sure. Great concept too. Movie could have been a bit tighter.

An absolute brilliant story. Mahesh Babu's presence and act (his best so far) just make the whole movie absolutely interesting from the very 1st scene. One of the best Telugu Films of all time.

In the first 20 mins, the movie tries to go fast with too many narratives. But once the 1st unnecessary song gets over, it settles into a rhythm and turns out to be an enjoyable affair. The 2nd half gets even better. The final twist was fantastic though. Didn't see that coming. Overall a decent outing from Ravi Teja.

This summer, this is the Telugu movie you gotta watch in theaters for a few reasons. It is a decent film with a big star and massive highlights that one expects from a movie of such scale. This film feels like the third and final movie from Mahesh's trilogy of films on social messages. That includes Srimanthudu, Bharat Ane Nenu and now Maharshi. It's good to see what messages he tries to convey through this movie. Go watch it to pass time without looking into your phone for over 90% of the movie. Except for a song between the lead pair and few unnecessary shots to convey the emotion. I think the audience is smart enough to understand the emotion. But still, I would have this one amongst his top 10 maybe. There are many scenes where Mahesh left the supporting cast shine and that worked well. Considering it's a 3 hour long movie, there's no better way to beat this summer heat than enjoy a pleasant weather inside a theater hall, with a bucket of pop corn and a ThumsUp to beat the summer heat.

Arjun Reddy was like a breath of fresh air after watching dozens of pointless commercial Telugu movie. Though it's 3 hours long, it keeps the audience engaged from the word go. A beautiful story.

You got holidays? Wanna spend some entertaining time with family then you gotta catch up on this entertainer - Sarileru Neekaevvaru. Leave your brains behind, sit back, grab a tub of popcorn, relax and enjoy for three hours. It’s definitely not his best. But it’s definitely not the worst. Somewhere in between.