Category: Reviews

Mr. Bachchan (2024): Entertaining First half, Ignorable Second half

Harish Shankar’s love for commercial cinema can’t save Mr. Bachchan. The commerciality of punch dialogues before and after energetic slow-mo fights are fun to watch just before they become redundant. […]

Veda (2024) Review: Social Commentary Packed with a Punch.

‘Vedaa’, the Hindi-language action drama film, is an August 15th release. Here is Telugu Funda presenting the first-ever review of the movie ahead of its release. Synopsis: A Dalit family […]

Veeranjaneyulu Vihara Yatra (2024) Review: A Dysfunctional Family’s Tragicomedy Ride to Redemption. 

Anurag Paluta’s debut feature for Etv Win is more about the emotions of a dysfunctional family than the joyful fun moments that are thrown to evoke humour out of the […]

Simba (2024) Review: Plain & Oversimplified

Set in present-day Hyderabad, ‘Simbaa’ tells the story of an environmentalist’s mission facing a violent pushback from vested interests. Partha (Kabir Duhan Singh) plays a rich pharmaceutical tycoon whose acolytes […]

Committee Kurrollu (2024): Fresh & Fun Authentic Movie that Drove Heavy on Feel Good Nostalgia.

Niharika Konidela’s debut as a producer of a feature film and Yadhu Vamsi’s debut as a writer-director relies heavily on triggering the lost romantic nostalgia of village childhood with a […]

‘Viraaji’: Varun Sandesh’s movie dishes out cringe elements

‘Viraaji’, starring Varun Sandesh in a leading role, arrived at the cinemas this Friday (August 2nd). Debutant Adhyanth Harsha has wielded the megaphone. What is the basic plot? ‘Viraaji’ tells […]

Buddy (2024): Dull & Dusted

Allu Sirish starrer Buddy might work on mindless TV running for no audience on a boring afternoon when the adults are having a siesta. Aditya (played by Allu Sirish) is […]

Alanaati Ramachandrudu Review : Poetic Treatment Amidst Ordinary Plot

‘Alanaati Ramachandrudu’ is one of the many box-office releases this week. Produced by Hyniva Creations’ Hymavathi Jadapolu and Sreeram Jadapolu, the film is a love story. Telugu Funda’s Reveal of […]

Shivam Bhaje (2024): Not just a cliche-fest, but a farce too

This Misson-Impossible-ish plot might need a Tom-Cruise-ish only if the story could be a little better convincing, without turning the plot into an excruciating farce. Try to imagine what the […]