Punna Sai Kiran

I honestly have no words. Watching this movie made me realize how far we’ve drifted from our core values. We live in a society where relationships, family, and career should exist in balance — yet this film completely ignores that truth. It portrays a girl with multiple relationships from a young age as if that’s normal or even admirable. What kind of message does that send to our youth? Movies like this don’t just tell a story — they shape mindsets. They degrade the importance of upbringing and stable family bonds, portraying unstable relationships as empowerment. But this “freedom” comes at a cost: confusion, broken families, and a society that loses its moral compass. While the movie doesn’t explicitly attack Hinduism, it shows a Hindu girl in a relationship with a Muslim man. I’m not against interfaith love, but showing it without sensitivity risks creating unnecessary cultural tensions. Even more alarming is the symbolism: replacing children with pets and normalizing the idea that lifelong singleness with cats and dogs is acceptable. This is not progress. This is loneliness being glorified. Let me be clear: mothers build the nation, not women in general. A woman’s role is sacred when she nurtures, raises, and guides the next generation. Without mothers, families crumble, values disappear, and society decays. This film completely ignores that truth. Look at the West — declining birth rates, aging populations, and pets replacing children. This is the result of eroding family values. Corporations profit from isolation, and the emotional fabric of society is destroyed. Is this the future we want for our country? In the past, families were strong. Men earned, women managed homes and nurtured children, and together they built communities. Bonds were deep, lives were meaningful, and society thrived. Today, Western influences and shallow ideologies threaten to break everything we hold dear. Films should inspire, not mislead. They should celebrate loyalty, family, commitment, and the sacred bond between parent and child. Instead, this movie glorifies chaos and confusion, promoting values that weaken the nation rather than strengthen it.

Overall rating : 4.5 This movie has some specific content in it.The screenplay is simply outstanding,the acting done by cast is out of the box.I thought that this movie would be flop but actor suriya's story pickings were different.The visual create impact on audience's emotions, usually they connect to the movie.I thought that there would lagging scenes by hearing that movie is lengthy.The title adopted movie. A Hearty congratulations to the team #JAI BHIM. A good movie in whole #2021 Being a telugu guy I am saying that Jai bhim and Aakasam nee Haddura are top most rated movies in 2021.In each movie they keep lag scenes but the film would get hit I don't know how it happens.

The first half is too boring.the 2nd half looks to be good.Do not keep much expectations on movie.few scenes of pavan kalyan sir is not upto the range like sad type emotions.Nivetha Thomas acting was brilliant.overall my rating would be 2.5/5.

A good movie and I had tears in my eyes at the last.A must watchable movie

Film was so good and I had a great time to watch this movie .It's a wow THRILLER .The hero's acting was extraordinary at emotion and I had realised the love between the husband and wife.SO PLEASE VIEWERS, WATCH THIS MOVIE.

Average movie,first half is of lagging and 2nd half is superb.