Mr. Bachchan

Movie was meh, as usual Harish Shankar back with his routine shi. Heroine's acting has disgusted me to the tip of toes. As usual Ravi Teja and Jagapati carried the movie but still it doesn't feel any better. Movie failed to capture the essence of it's original movie 'raid', the comedy was just aight nothing felt new. Movie's playtime has been wasted with those awfully many number of romantic scenes. I don't know why there's so many completely negative reviews on this movie, the movie isn't really that bad. The technicalities of the movie were fine but still didn't make the movie any better. The songs were fine I don't have no problem with it. I would say this is some type of movie you can recommend to families that watch commercial movies.

If you enjoyed watching this movie you have mental illness. This film is an exhausting exercise in futility. It feels as if the director's goal was to test the audience's patience with a plot that goes nowhere, dialogue that sounds like it was written by a first-year film student, and characters that make even cardboard cutouts seem deep. The acting is so wooden you could build a log cabin out of the cast. By the time the credits rolled, I felt like I had lost two hours of my life that I would never get back. Avoid this movie at all costs unless you're a glutton for punishment. Ravi bro it's time to rest for god's sake.

First of all, Ajay Devgn's Raid is far superior to this movie. I don't understand why certain non-Telugu elements were introduced-they just weren't funny and came across as overly cringeworthy. When the central theme is about a raid, why include unnecessary comedy, songs, and romantic scenes? It doesn't make the movie more engaging, it just dilutes the focus. Overhyping the hero in every situation is absurd. The Bollywood Raid was decently made, but this feels like a mix of senseless drama and action. Under the guise of cinematic liberty, the film goes overboard with illogical and cringey scenes, making it more frustrating than enjoyable.

This film is a remake of Raid movie isse bada majak aur kuch ho hi nhi sakta. Literally this movie is not a 1% or even a 10% of Raid movie. Basically, it's a typical mass masala genre movie as per Ravi Teja's filmography. In original movie it is based on true events and pure story focused. Comparing to this movie it's a typical Ravi Teja type film part time lover boy, part time rowdy that's it. And songs, in original movie there are only montage songs which is not unnecessary in the movie and here the song placement is literally worst unnecessary skin exposure, unnecessary glamour just to distract screenplay and attract simp people. Chemistry between Ravi Teja and the heroine is literally pathetic, romance is looking forceful not natural. This movie is directed by Harish Shankar who previously directed DJ: Duvvada Jagannadham which was good movie and timeless entertainer but this is absolute dissapointment. My humble request to Ravi Teja sir, please stop choosing the typical mass masala genre scripts choose unique scripts and stop choosing typical part time lover boy and part time rowdy type characters evolve from this and choose age appropriate roles. If not, then take retirement from acting and join politics this will be better for you.

This movies 1st 1 hour is completely boring I literally felt like leaving the movie complete non sense illogical scenes poor dialogues the hero gets suspended from his job (income tax department) after tht he only does romance with heroine nothing else

In the 2nd half he gets called back for his job to raid the villan jaggu bathi babu's house the villan is the only character why the movie is worth watching literally the villan's acting was on point with the character and too good

Another thing I felt bad was poor song selection literally every song in this movie is dedicated to romance only.