Mohith Reddy

A Colossal Disappointment – Wasted Potential All Around This movie is a textbook example of poor filmmaking hidden behind a superstar’s name. The director seems to have banked solely on Pawan Kalyan’s stardom just to keep the producers happy, without translating his charisma and enigma into effective acting or compelling screen presence. The storyline is outdated and painfully mundane, offering nothing fresh or engaging. Even more disappointing is how the film wastes a host of talented actors—Prakash Raj, Harish Uthaman, Abhimanyu Singh, Subalekha Sudhakar, and Shaam—all reduced to hollow, unjustified characters with no real depth or purpose. Arjun Das is miscast in a strangely adolescent role, and Emraan Hashmi's antagonist portrayal is unintentionally laughable and completely out of place. The plot itself borders on the absurd, making it hard to take any of it seriously. Some of the action sequences are so poorly choreographed that they come off as embarrassing, especially for anyone familiar with real martial arts. The emotional and sentimental elements fall flat, lacking both conviction and impact. In the end, the film leans entirely on Pawan Kalyan’s loyal fan base to stay afloat—but even as a fan, I walked away disappointed. The movie is a weak, confused mess with meaningless characterizations and zero narrative strength.

Watched the latest Thalaivar movie purely out of love for the legend Rajinikanth and excitement for Nagarjuna’s return in an antagonist role. Sadly, I walked out disappointed. Here are a few things that stood out as major letdowns Lack of Logic: The movie seems to abandon coherent storytelling, relying instead on fan service. Weak Flashback: Lokesh failed at using strong emotional or action-packed flashbacks to give weight to characters which seems absent here. Star-Studded Distraction: The film appears to lean heavily on cameos and big names (like Rajinikanth and Nagarjuna, Upendra,Aamir khan) to mask a thin plot. Item Song with No Purpose: Added just for commercial value, with no narrative justification. Trailer vs. Reality: The trailer possibly oversold the movie using the ensemble cast, but the actual film fell flat. Director’s Awareness: You suspect even Lokesh knew the script was weak and tried to compensate with crowd-pulling elements.

After watching this movie in the theatre I was shocked as to how IMDb rates movies these days. There are so many underrated movies which are good and don’t even reach 6.5 and this one is over 7. Ordinary plot and felt like a low budget TV soap. Very average direction and too long. Was waiting for the movie to get over nevertheless expecting an impactful climax and was disappointed. I don’t understand how dhanush and Nagarjuna were convinced to portray the roles. No justice to either of them. Even the songs and comedy is average. Can give it a miss. Looks like a paid review to rate it high.

Had a lot of expectations after the first 2 parts which were really great and especially with Nani in the helm in the 3 rd one couldn't think of any possible way the movie could go wrong but it turned out to be very mediocre. First half was still ok leading to a suspense that almost seemed unbelievable. The second half was just unnecessary violence definitely didn't suit Nani. All other roles potrayed were very banal. Some cameos to make up for the poor storytelling in the end and to look out for another sequel.

Beautiful movie. Very unique narration, screenplay and great direction by Shouryuv. Nani and Mrunal have given their stellar performances. Each and every artist has done justice to the character portrayed. Background score amplifies the emotions at various parts of the movie. Emotional in a very feel good way. The film industry needs such meaningful movies for its revival. Must watch!

The trailer sums up the movie. The beginning scene and the climax scene are the only ones which made sense and had some content worth watching. Really emotional. Hence the 2 stars.The remaining 3hrs is unnecessarily violent, one man's fantasy portrayed on big screen (can't be justified and definitely debate an alpha male characteristics) and meaningless content. Ranbir Kapoor's acting is the only saving grace. Anil Kapoor has proved his mettle whenever given screen presence. All other characters hardly have any definitive role. You will feel like walking out of the theatre many times throughout its run-time due to some cringe dialogues, unnecessary bold scenes and ridiculous fight scenes. Suddenly you feel like you're a part of a daily soap. Another success story of poor content and great publicity and marketing. I'd say watch the trailer and listen to the soundtracks which are better to hear rather than going through the pain of sitting through more than 3hrs.

One of the worst movies ever. Lame comedy. Poor timing. Amateur acting. Worst direction. Good marketing skills to do well in the box office.

Super entertaining movie! Vintage Chiranjeevi. Must watch.