Category: Reviews

Lucky Baskhar (2024): A Lovely Film About a Con Artist

‘Lucky Baskhar’ has been released in theatres with a bang. Although initial reports suggest it will trail ‘Amaran’ in terms of openings, it is far ahead of the other major […]

KA (2024): Ambitiously Thought, But, Poorly Executed– Only to be Saved By Twists and Bangs.

KA, which stated ambitiously, fell flat because of over reliance on twists and bangs, which doesn’t occur naturally.  KA happens in the world of Krishnagiri around 1977. It is a […]

Pottel (2024): Serious Social Drama That Challenges the Casteist Brutalities Of 1970’s Telangana.

Sahit Mothukuri’s debut film as director is a strong ideologically driven story– that is Pottel’s major plus point as well as a minor minus point.  Pottel set in Telangana’s border […]

Narudi Brathuku Natana Review: Sathyam Sundaram’s Spiritual Cousin Falls Short

‘Narudi Brathuku Natana’ arrives at the cinemas today. The film has been backed by People Media Factory. Let’s find out what its hits and misses are all about. Telugu Funda’s […]

Snakes and Ladders (2024) Review: When Stranger Things Comes to Amazon Prime; but with Karthik Subbaraj’s Flavour.

TeluguFunda cares for your cinema-watching experience. So, we try as much as we can to give you a spoiler-free review. Enjoy the Snakes and Ladder (2024) review! Snakes and Ladders […]

The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh (2024): Instantly Witty Humour Draped in a Sloppy Plot.

The seven-part American series of an Indian family in Pittsburgh streaming now on Amazon Prime Video is funny with its witty dark humour, only the plot could have been better.  […]

Revisiting ANR’s Velugu Needalu (1961): A Tale of Love, Loss, and Redemption

Venkataramaiah (SVR), once wealthy, now lives a modest life with his shrewish wife, Kanakadurga (Suryakantham). They adopt Suguna (Savitri), but their happiness is short-lived when they have a biological daughter, […]

Jigra (2024): Alia Bhatt Shines in Vasan Bala’s Drama Heavy Prison Break Thriller.

What is the metric to measure the extent one can go for their loved ones? Violence? Yeah, probably it is. At least in a cinematic sense. Alia Bhatt plays the […]

Viswam (2024 ) : Not Terrible

Story Gopi Reddy (Gopichand), claiming to be son of a crest-fallen builder named Bulreddy, rushes to Hyderabad from Milan in Italy with the ostensible goal of settling dues with some […]