Rakshasudu Review

The remake comes with a tight screenplay and thrilling narration in the second half. The performances and technical departments are effective....

Dear Comrade Review

At one level, 'Dear Comrade' is a heavy story, much like 'Jersey' was. At another, it doesn't take itself too seriously and therefore seeks to deliver the potentially grave aspect as a light....

Mr. KK Review

If you go expecting an all-out treat from Vikram, you will be in for a shock. The story narration is confused and whose story the film is telling becomes difficult to be ascertained....

Ismart Shankar Review

Caricaturish villains, a grossly underdeveloped investigation track, love tracks that are rich in hate-feminism elements, a lazy climax - you have them all....

Dorasani Review

After 'Mallesham' a few weeks back, here is one more drama that shows a mirror to the social realities of rural India. Both of these may be period films, but the emotions they evoke are universal....

Ninu Veedani Needanu Nene Review

The screenplay is a bit twisted. The good thing is that the convolutions are not forced, at least to a major extent....

Burra Katha Review

'Burra Katha' is an unabashed 'Burra Leni Katha'. Weak performances, puke-worthy scenes, over-stretched ideas and outdated elements mar it....

Oh Baby Review

The story line is fascinating. The emotions are heart-tugging in the second half. With better story-telling, imagination and music, 'Oh Baby' would have been even more winsome....

Brochevarevarura Review

Situational comedy, characterizations, breezy screenplay in the first half are its assets. On the other hand, the second half comes undone with convenient, half-baked writing....

Kalki Review

'Kalki' follows the template of an atypical murder mystery with a twist in the climax. Technically rich, it could have presented a better screenplay to keep the excitement stable....

Agent Sai Srinivasa Athreya Review

The last 30 minutes are thrilling and the way the beliefs of innocent people are preyed upon by organized criminals does evoke a sense of shock to an extent. But only to an extent....

Mallesham Review

Writer-director Raj Rachakonda roots the film in Telangana, letting his characters bathe the audience in authentic language, slice-of-life conversations, and relatable emotions....

Vajra Kavachadhara Govinda Review

The comedy goes haywire after staging the first act. Elements as different as dementia, supernatural, social good and masala comedy are mixed in a haphazard manner....

Game Over Review

The psychological aspects do make the audience root for the story all the more. Everything falls into place in the climax, which is not only imaginative and technically fabulous but also haunting....

Viswamithra Review

The makers have claimed that 'Viswamitra' is based on true events. They have said anything is possible in this universe. We can't agree more after watching this film....

Killer Review

A murder on the beach, an investigation that goes nowhere, the schizophrenia angle to the lead character, so on and so forth, invite the audience to think hard....

Hippi Review

The second half comes undone, the hero's character is under-written, and the climax is vapid. But the music and other technical departments (including costumes) do an able job....

Seven Review

There should have been more of profound writing. It is occasionally nail-biting, but the proceedings should have come with higher emotional quotient. The technical departments do an adequate job....

Abhinetri 2 Review

'Abhinetri-2' loses its focus quite early on. Many scenes are repetitive and insubstantial. The narration is not smart; it tends to confuse the audience....

NGK (Nandha Gopala Krishna) Review

In the second half, the film takes a dive into a larger-than-life realm. Couldn't the scenes have been brief? Did the conversations need to be a mix of mundane and substantial most of the times?...