Shashidhar Jangam

OG Movie Review: A Thunderous Comeback for the Power Star After a 12-year wait, They Call Him OG marks the triumphant return of Pawan Kalyan sir to the gangster genre—and what a comeback it is! Director Sujeeth crafts a high-voltage tribute that’s less a film and more a celebration of the Power Star’s legacy. From the very first frame, the screen crackles with intensity, style, and swagger. 🔥 Pawan Kalyan as Ojas Gambheera is pure cinematic fire. His electrifying presence, especially in the intro and interval blocks, delivers goosebumps galore. Whether it’s the stylized action or the quiet menace, he commands every scene with unmatched aura. 🎶 Thaman’s background score is the heartbeat of OG. It elevates every moment, turning even silence into suspense. His music doesn’t just accompany the visuals—it amplifies them, making each elevation sequence unforgettable. 🎥 Sujeeth’s direction blends mass appeal with sleek visuals. The Japanese-inspired gangster lore adds a fresh layer, and the anime-style choreography is a bold touch. Though the story leans on familiar tropes, the execution makes it feel fresh and fierce. 👥 Emraan Hashmi’s Telugu debut as Omi Bhau adds a compelling antagonist, while Priyanka Mohan and the supporting cast round out the emotional beats. 💥 OG isn’t just a movie—it’s a festival for fans. It may not reinvent the genre, but it reaffirms why Pawan Kalyan is a force of nature on screen. Sujeeth and Thaman stand tall as the pillars of this cinematic spectacle.

Blockbuster movie!!! Family, Friends and Political drama!!!!

Taj nailed it... Full length family entertainment