Reviews / Movie Reviews

Epic-First Semester brings Anand Deverakonda and Vaishnavi Chaitanya together again, but does the film live up to the buzz?

Karthi returns in Sardar 2 with a relevant message, but does the sequel live up to the original?

Mandaadi brings Soori and Suhas together in a raw sports rivalry set on the Tamil coast

Maremma, starring Maadhav Bhupathiraju, explores Telangana traditions but struggles with execution.

Shiva Kumar Kasaram and Swetha Lakshman lead a decades-spanning love story in Nishanth Doti's Sahaa.

Mirzapur leaps from OTT to cinema with power-packed performances and high-octane drama.

Dulquer teams up with RDX director Nahas Hidhayath for an action thriller with style but mixed results.

Bethlehem Kudumba Unit, starring Nivin Pauly, offers wholesome laughs and family-friendly entertainment in Telugu.

Romanchakam banks on buddy comedy and situational humour—does it deliver enough laughs?

Babita Singh Reporting blends murder mystery with family drama—does it deliver on OTT?

Nayanthara and Kavin team up for 'Hi', a predictable romantic drama with underwhelming execution.

Yash’s comeback film 'Toxic' delivers style but struggles with substance in Geetu Mohandas’ ambitious period drama.

Jai Krishna and Rasha Thadani impress in their Telugu debuts, but Srinivasa Mangapuram struggles with predictable writing. Full review with pros, cons, and Andhra-Telangana highlights.

Jana Nayakudu, Vijay’s final film, delivers fan-pleasing mass moments but suffers from a routine story, familiar villain, and uneven pacing.

Chennai Love Story offers soulful music and strong performances by Kiran Abbavaram and Sri Gouri Priya but falls short in narrative depth. Rating – 3/5

Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, starring Matt Damon, captivates Telugu and Indian fans with its visual splendor and epic storytelling. Rated 3.75/5.

Atharvaa delivers a heartfelt performance in 'Hrudhayam Murali', a Telugu romantic drama with strong music and visuals but let down by a sluggish screenplay.

Prithviraj Sukumaran and Parvathy Thiruvothu impress, but 'I, Nobody' falters with slow pacing and a muddled climax in its Telugu release.

Lenin sees Akhil Akkineni return with a mature performance in a rural Andhra Pradesh drama. Strong music and emotional scenes shine, despite some predictability.

Dhamaal 4 offers early comic highs but loses momentum in the second half, despite lively performances from Ajay Devgn and team.