Mazaka

This movie is a fun ride from start to finish-don't expect any deep logic here, just pure entertainment! The performances by Rao Ramesh, Murali Sharma, and Sundeep are spot-on, perfectly matching the film's quirky vibe. Each actor brings their own charm to the screen, making their characters memorable and relatable. The dialogues are hilarious, filled with witty one-liners and comedic timing that will have you laughing out loud. The screenplay is engaging, with a good pace that keeps you hooked without any dull moments. The music complements the scenes well, adding to the overall fun atmosphere. Don't let the negative reviews sway you; I had a blast watching it! It's the kind of movie you watch when you just want to relax, unwind, and enjoy some light-hearted fun. Definitely worth a watch if you're in the mood for a good laugh! Thumbs up! 👍

This film relies on an illogical storyline filled with absurd and outdated elements. Instead of fresh humor, it uses repetitive slapstick and forced jokes that fail to engage. The screenplay follows an old-fashioned style, packed with cheap dialogues and exaggerated reactions rather than witty or clever writing. Acting is a major drawback, with most performances feeling over-the-top and cringe-worthy.

On the technical side, production values are decent, but music and cinematography are below average. The background score lacks impact, and the visuals appear uninspired. Direction is weak, with poor execution and inconsistent comedic timing, making many scenes drag unnecessarily.

Overall, this film may appeal to those who enjoy mindless comedy without concern for logic or storytelling. However, if you're looking for fresh humor, engaging performances, or a well-structured screenplay, this movie is likely to disappoint.

This movie had one job - to entertain. Instead, it became an endurance test for anyone unlucky enough to buy a ticket. The jokes are flat, the emotions feel fake, and the story has been recycled so many times it's practically compost. And Sundeep, it's almost painful to see you commit to such a poor script. I kept waiting for one scene, just one, that would make me feel something - laughter, excitement, surprise - but nothing. The cinematography is bland, the editing is all over the place, and the supporting characters exist only to fill time. The 'big moments' in the movie are so underwhelming that even the background score sounds tired. They promised a 'super fun family outing,' but it's more like being trapped at a boring family reunion you can't escape. Cringe from start to finish, and honestly, the popcorn was the best part of the whole experience.

From the trailers, I thought maybe this would at least be average, but wow - it's worse than I imagined. The first act is boring, the second is pointless, and the third is just plain ridiculous. They kept calling it a 'super fun film' in promotions but in reality, it's a cringe-fest with dialogue that could make you physically wince. Sundeep, at this point, I seriously think you need to fire whoever picks your scripts. The editing is sloppy, scenes drag for no reason, and the music doesn't match the mood half the time. You can see the actors trying to sell the emotion, but the lines they're given are so bad, they never stand a chance. I wanted to leave midway, but I stayed just to see if it could get worse A and it did. Honestly, even bad memes are more entertaining than this film. Just skip it.

Rao Ramesh and Murli Sharma are excellent in a sub-par comedy movie. Most of the actors including Sandeep deliver in their limited role but the comedy is repetitive and feel too cheap.

I would have loved for a more expanded role for Murli Sharma as a vendetta loving businessman who never forgets any slight and who has a supari killer on speed dial. This was a role that fell by the wayside and could have been used more ruthlessly.

Anshhu makes a comeback after two decades and looks almost as fresh as when she left abruptly. She could have more opportunities and looks easy on the eyes as well having a hard line in her acting chops.

The father-son dynamics was better than Rao Ramesh's much better last years movie Maruthi Nagar Subramanyam with Sundeep showing his relaxed side and playing up to Rao's skill.