Veera Prathap Reddy Annem

Just wow!! Spoilers ahead! Even without the mind blowing climax, it would have been awesome experience for me. Jeju killed it with dual role. He is some actor. Audience will sympathise with Vinod’s character which starts with negative shades. The fights are pretty real. And that climax is never before. It will haunt you for few days. Must watch!!

Excellent presentation of a village and the characters. All the actors deserve applause. However the movie did not live up to the intensity introduction song presented. The communal oppression is not quite clear, whether it is from entire society or private buses or from neighbouring village. But the village took aggressive stance from the get go. I wanted to root for Karnan character, but it always felt there are better ways to deal with powerful people. Also, movie struggles to balance reality with heroism. The climax is best example of this.

Very unusual story line. Although it was engaging through out, I got annoyed with inconsistent ideologies. A tall muscular guy can kidnap a woman in broad daylight with brute force, but he will get beaten multiple times by her whose hands and legs were tied. Given how much facilities he had, how much planning he did, it is absolutely hard to believe.

First off, I was surprised by so many positive reviews here. After watching first episode, I could not go any forward. I am a big sci-fi fan, more so when it involves humanity colonizing other planets. But the execution of this potential plot did not appeal to me. Spoilers ahead 1) Androids: Androids look just like human, and move like human. Oh yeah, they can do much more with just programming. It did not seem believable for me that the advanced robot is trying to protect mankind. 2) Pace: Pace of the episode was uneven. Threw me off. There is no proper character development. 3) Special effects: Below par

Good in parts. The climax ruined it.

Terrific movie with forgivable flaws. Spoilers ahead!! What I liked most 1) Unique story line where two protagonists run into conflict. No major villain required. 2) Spell binding performances from Ram Charan and NTR (both were too good, can’t compare them). NTR’s emotion in the interval scene forces you to the brink of tears. 3) The grandeur of some scenes are never before on Indian cinema. Ram Charan entry scene with crowd felt so real making you feel as if you are in that mob. NTR entry scene was shot brilliantly with complementing CGI. The train scene is superbly penned and executed. 4) BGM complements intensity of the conflict. What I felt could have been better 1) Songs did not register much except JANANI 2) The last 15 minutes disappointed me. Although it had brilliant stunts and CGI, Ram Charan getting back on his feet in no time is a setback. Could have taken simpler route to demolish the empire. 3) Alia’s hair makeup was not upto the mark. She looked forced as a village girl. 4) There was a scene where NTR jumps through roofs. It looked like it was a video game.

Most senseless sci fi movie I ever watched. It was a struggle to finish this after an hour. There are many plot holes. The main actor stares like an alien. Please don’t go anywhere near this.

Deceived by positive reviews here. Nowhere it felt interesting for me. There must be some inner meaning that I could not decipher.

I liked it. There are some really intense lines between the two lead characters. I wish they casted a better and younger one for the role of person/scientist who dreamed and made the Mars mission possible. He was not natural. And that climax twist made his casting worst. There were just too many plot holes and inaccuracies. Not everyone mind them though.