Tag: Tollywood Film Reviews

Thandel Review: Naga Chaitanya Shoulders Chandoo Mondeti’s Depthless Forced Emotions

Thandel would have been far better than what it is right now– a depthless forced emotion– if Chandoo Mondeti hadn’t dealt with the serious subjects as he dealt in Thandel. […]

Marco Review: All Glory to the Gore of Bloody Bloodbath

Marco, which came as a year-ender, alongside the gigantic Pushpa 2, is one of the goriest cinematic celebrations of bloodiest bloodbaths in Indian cinema.  Marco, which is rumoured to be […]

MAX Review: Kichcha Sudeep Shoulders High Octane Action Thriller

After a series of unimpressive movies, Kichcha Sudeep delivers a strong mass masala action thriller Inspector Arjun Mahakshay goes with the name Max– the name no one barely calls him […]

Chivaraku Migiledi Review: The Beloved Telugu Indie Makers are in with ‘Another’ Banger Hit

Chivaraku Migiledi directed by Rohit Penumatsa and music composed by Vivek Sagar had its premiere at Ramanaidu Studios on 25th December.  “Karma is a bitch.” Many believe it to be […]

Vidudala Part 2 Review: Most Honest and More Direct and Even More Humanistic

Vetrimaran is known for his unique ability to mix the right mixture of mass masala and social-issues driven stories. The recent blockbuster of this sort was Dhanush’s Asuran. For all […]

Mechanic Rocky Review: Spoiled by Treatment; Saved by Unexpected Thrill

Vishwak Sen’s latest Mechanic Rocky is a routine thriller in terms of treatment of the story, character, humour; yet the sudden spin in the story of the second-half saved this […]

Matka Review: A Boring, Predictable, Colourless Watch

Telugu Funda’s Reveal of the Basic Plot: As a child, Vasu (Varun Tej) arrived in Vizag with his mother as a refugee from Burma. After he stabs someone to death […]

Appudo Ippudo Eppudo (2024): Promisable Thriller Ruined by Trying to Swallow More Genres Than It Can Chew.

Nikhil Sidhartha’s long-overdue, Appudo Ippudo Yeppudo, has finally hit the screens with the least impact for a Nikhils’s movie due to the lack of near-zero promotions.  Nikhil plays the role […]

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 […]