Mayavi Nair

The movie's a delight to watch. It was like I was slowly falling in love with the characters as the movie progressed. Sekhar Kammula's Anand was the last time I felt like this. Performance of lead actors is exceptional, but what made it even better for me was Vennela Kishore's perfectly timed comic acts and Chinmayi's extraordinary voice acting. 'Manchi coffee lanti cinema'

An extremely bad movie. Can't believe Prithviraj stooped so low as to star in such a bad one. 3 hours of bad jokes, dance numbers and convoluted subplots leading to an entirely cliche climax.

Cringe galore. Shoddy screenplay, wafer-thin plot, bad acting all around. What actually surprised me was Mammootty's subpar acting in emotional scenes. His strongest point is his superb handling of emotional scenes. Even that is ruined in this film.

One of the worst movies ever. I am ashamed to even call it a techno-thriller, more like techno-sorcery. Using computers to mind control people and remote control an Audi to drive off the bridge, the ridiculous things they can do with computers keep piling up. One may even wonder, if `Control all things electronic` is the superpower of the antagonists.Trash dialogues denigrating women, absurd father-son drama with no emotional connect, eyecandy heroines with no character development, RJ Balaji randomly spouting political critiques, the absurd list goes on and on.

Extremely disappointing. Its an affront to the entire 'Godzilla' franchise.

Nice concept, but subpar acting and flawed screenplay.The only segment worth watching is 'Wind'.Allegory seems forced, without an ounce of subtlety.

Worst political thriller till date.I've seen my fair share of cheap political thrillers, but this one takes the cake.Can't believe that it's the same Rana Daggubati who gave us awesome movies like 'Leader'...

Better than most of your run-of-the-mill ghost stories.