They Call Him OG, directed by Sujeeth, brings Pawan Kalyan back in a fierce gangster avatar that fans have long been waiting for. Packed with whistle-worthy moments, slick visuals, and Thaman’s thunderous score, the film delivers an adrenaline rush in parts. However, the predictable storyline and a dragging second half stop it from becoming a … Read more
Mirai, starring Teja Sajja, Manchu Manoj, and Shriya Saran, is an ambitious Telugu fantasy that fuses mythology, anime-inspired visuals, and modern superhero sensibilities. While the film dazzles with its visuals, VFX, and performances, it struggles with emotional depth and a fully engaging narrative. A World Built on Legends Mirai begins on a grand note, tying … Read more
Telugu cinema has often revisited the horror genre, but only a few films strike the right balance between scares, drama, and entertainment. Kishkindhapuri, directed by Koushik Pegallapati, attempts just that. With a unique premise revolving around a ghost tour gone wrong, the movie combines eerie atmospheres, Ramayana-inspired touches, and a tragic backstory linked to a … Read more
Little Hearts (2025) brings together the innocence of first love, the chaos of student life, and a steady dose of laughter. Directed by debutant Sai Marthand, this Telugu rom-com blends relatable characters, campus humor, and lighthearted romance into a film that speaks directly to today’s youth. With Mouli Tanuj Prashanth and Shivani Nagaram leading the … Read more
Ghaati, directed by Krish Jagarlamudi, positions Anushka Shetty as a powerful rebel queen rising from the Eastern Ghats against systemic exploitation. While the film scores high on visual grandeur and performances, its predictable writing and uneven execution hold it back from becoming the gripping epic it aspires to be. The Story and Setting Set in … Read more
“Tribanadhari Barbarik” is a myth-meets-crime thriller where Sathyaraj’s restrained performance elevates a familiar missing-child story into an engaging, if uneven, drama. With tense moments, layered arcs, and a mythological undertone, it keeps you watching even when the execution falters.
With humor, emotions, and a surprising twist, Sundarakanda attempts to deliver a refreshing rom-com. While it succeeds in parts thanks to Satya’s comedy and Sridevi Vijaykumar’s standout presence, the predictable narration and uneven execution make it a safe but average watch.
A Solid Comeback Vehicle with Strong Visuals and Emotional Undercurrents With Kingdom, director Gowtam Tinnanuri steps into a grander cinematic space — mixing espionage, family drama, and tribal history — while staying true to his emotional storytelling roots. Starring Vijay Deverakonda in a restrained and intense role, the film doesn’t revolutionize the genre but delivers … Read more
A Visually Lush Love Story with a Faltering Heart Phanindra Narsetti’s 8 Vasantalu is a cinematic attempt at blending love, loss, and self-discovery into a slow-burning romantic drama. Framed like a visual poem, it tells the story of a woman’s journey across eight years, tracing two major love stories that shape her identity. While the … Read more
A Familiar Template Polished with Gloss and Heart Debutant Kireeti Reddy enters the Telugu film industry with Junior, a film that wears its launchpad status on its sleeve. Directed by Radhakrishna Reddy, this bilingual (Telugu-Kannada) drama is built to showcase the newcomer’s strengths—dance, action, emotions, and charm. While the emotional undertone does strike a chord … Read more
