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Mirai, with Teja Sajja in the lead, sets out to be a unique fictional adventure about protecting nine sacred books from evil forces. While the premise is interesting, the execution falls short. Teja Sajja does put in an honest effort, but the screenplay doesn’t give him much room to shine. The story flow isn’t consistent — the connectivity between key scenes feels weak, which makes it hard for the audience to stay invested. Manchu Manoj as the villain once again slips into his routine acting style, offering nothing fresh to the role. Visually, the film tries to impress with heavy VFX and a loud background score, but these end up overshadowing the narrative instead of enhancing it. The end result feels stretched, predictable, and lacking the emotional pull it could have had. Mirai is not entirely without merit, but with stronger writing and tighter storytelling, it could have been far more engaging. As it stands, it’s a missed opportunity. ⭐ Rating: ★★☆☆☆ 👉 Better to wait for an OTT release rather than spending on a theatre ticket.

Great comeback with two top stars with another disaster if I can call out as worst ever movie in both there careers.. This is purely movie based dear cult fans please don’t take this any personal I am not a big of any just a true movie lover, honestly they just created a cartoon version It makes us feel like these days heroes are less concerned about the story as always they just using the emotion of Indian cinema audience who enjoys and encourages any decent movie and drama… I also watched the pre release event drama happened in Hyderabad where the two heroes acted better than three hour movie 😂😂..

Finally watched this disaster movie, if you mix kgf, salar, devara it’s better we all watch them again rather. First there is no story line and no connection and also Vijay devarakonda screen presence is not promising to the character at all & heroine better call her as guest appearance and the main police character who finds Vijay and sets for the operation must be very powerful character but screen presence is not the same… I think the best screen presence is the actor role for murugan real name venkatesh he has done a great work in the movie rest all na sollamata 😆😆 Also it is not the end we have to wait for another part 😂😂😂

It is not just a movie it is an emotion for every middle class person a must watch 😍 3BHK is a simple yet heart‑touching film that beautifully captures the emotions of a middle‑class family chasing the dream of owning their own home. Sharath Kumar, as the loving and determined father, delivers one of his most genuine performances. Siddharth as the son adds a natural charm, making the father‑son bond feel real and relatable. The movie doesn’t rely on big twists or over‑the‑top drama – instead, it connects through everyday struggles, sacrifices, and small joys of a family trying to build a better future. The emotional moments are honest and make you reflect on how much our parents go through to fulfil their children’s dreams. 3BHK is not just about buying a flat; it’s about hope, love, and the strength of a family that stays together through thick and thin. A sincere and heartwarm

Viratapalam starts off really strong with a gripping storyline set in a quiet village, where a newlywed woman is mysteriously killed just days after her wedding. The film introduces a fierce and grounded female police constable who takes charge of the case. As she begins digging into the villagers’ secrets, each character seems to have something to hide, and the tension builds beautifully. The first half keeps you hooked with its raw rural visuals, powerful performances, and a storyline that promises a deep mystery. It feels like something big is about to unfold. But unfortunately, after a while, the story loses steam. The second half becomes slow, with repetitive scenes and long dialogues that don’t really add much. The suspense fades, and by the end, it all feels a bit stretched and predictable. What could have been a solid thriller ends up feeling like just another serial-style drama

Sollu movie No connection no related with story pls don’t encourage with jus a fame as an actor or actress pls watch movie as a movie lover thanks

Subham struggles to justify its place as a feature film. With a slow-paced, soap opera-style storyline, it feels more like a stretched TV serial than a movie. The drama is overdone, the plot goes in circles, and it’s hard to stay engaged. Samantha’s brief guest appearance adds no real value — clearly there just for namesake. The rest of the cast does little to lift the film, and the emotional scenes feel forced and repetitive. Overall, Subham is dull, forgettable, and better suited for daytime television than the big screen.

Not a Sri Vishnu style movie can’t compare his acting or timing from samajavaragamana it is really boring and outdated comedy timing & story line doesn’t make any sense… Anyway as always we love movies and we will keep encouraging our film industry Movie Lo content leka pothe evvarini immitate chesina waste😂😂😂😂

“The Tourist Family” isn’t just a film — it’s an emotion that stays with you, long after the final scene fades. A deeply moving story of a tourist family, suddenly displaced and forced to seek refuge in a foreign land, who arrive in India carrying only uncertainty and fragile hope in their hearts. But what they find is not just shelter — they find something far more powerful: acceptance, community, and the quiet, unshakable strength of human connection. In a world where division often makes headlines, this story is a breath of warmth and light. The Indian community that embraces them becomes a shining symbol of trust, resilience, and shared humanity. With tender storytelling and profound emotional depth, “The Tourist Family” brings every moment to life — from the quiet despair of loss to the growing spark of belonging. Every act of kindness, every gesture of support, is captured with such sincerity that it moves you to tears. It’s in the shared meals, the protective glances, and the silent acts of solidarity that the true magic unfolds. The film doesn’t just tell a story — it honors the spirit of India as a land of compassion, where strangers become neighbors, and refugees are welcomed not as burdens, but as brothers and sisters. “The Tourist Family” is more than a movie. It’s a reminder of who we are at our best — when we reach across differences, open our homes, and hold each other up. It shows us that home isn’t built by bricks, but by hearts. A beautiful, unforgettable tribute to trust, love, and the extraordinary strength found in unity

Not a classic priyadarshi style movie very slow taking and can guess the entire story