Kingdom

First half and bgm is good, no connection between key scenes, bad editing, dead story line. VD and satya did their job well, heroine is waste of screen time. Lifeless storyline.

Dont waste money, watch on ott, Netflix in india. Bakkodu bakkode! Headphones petkon bgm vinandi saalu movie ayte rod modda ra nayna.

Storyline pace is good but not very engaging still watchable.

Vijay worked very hard to fit in its character,his work shows his hard work and dedication.

Character building of all characters where good overall. Only some characters are poorly presented.

Only Anirudh's BGM can't do Magic, you have to work hard to fit in it.

• No Song that's the Good Part.

Story is good but I as an audience have watched many movies like this one, wanted more action, thrill and entertainment.

I was not expecting much from this film.

I will not say any other movie references for this film ya somewhere you'll feel once But it's okay because the movies genres are going through that tunnel of old school stuff with new shoes.

Action scenes were okay okay but Raw.

Storyline is Good but don't see that much effort to make an impact that character really matters, I personally don't felt connected.

Overall a good watch. Good one by Vijay after many years. Wink.

The whole movie was good especially the first half of the movie was spectacular and the visuals are really great and eye catching the music which is given by Anirudh Ravichandran was absolutely amazing coming to the second half the movie feels to be dragged and one emotional scene didn't work but overall the movie was good and worth watching.

Dude, you gotta watch this movie... it's totally worth it! The cinematography is amazing, and the director and DOP killed it. Everyone acted so well, especially the main actors. The visuals in this film were absolutely stunning, making you feel like you were right there. The performances from the cast were top-notch, each actor bringing their A-game to the screen. The dialogue flowed naturally and kept me hooked on every word they said, too. Furthermore, the plot was incredibly well-thought-out, with no loose ends left to tie up. Overall, it was a truly unforgettable cinematic experience.

"Kingdom" (2025) is a film that ultimately struggles to captivate, despite a truly terrific and excellent performance from Vijay Deverakonda. While Deverakonda delivers on his promise of a strong portrayal, the film's narrative execution, particularly in its storytelling and screenplay, falls significantly short of making it an engaging cinematic experience.

Vijay Deverakonda is undoubtedly the film's greatest asset. He carries the movie with his intense screen presence and delivers a compelling performance that stands out. His dedication to the role is evident, and he proves his capabilities even when the material around him falters.

However, the core narrative of "Kingdom" feels underdeveloped and lacks a cohesive flow. The storytelling struggles to maintain momentum, making it difficult for the audience to stay invested in the plot. The screenplay appears to be one of the film's major weaknesses, preventing the story from unfolding in a consistently engaging manner. This leads to parts of the film feeling rather average and failing to capture the viewer's full attention.

While the film may boast impressive visuals or a strong background score (as per other reviews), these elements are ultimately overshadowed by the uninspired plot and its execution. The lack of a gripping narrative arc means that even the high points don't land with the impact they should.

Overall, "Kingdom" (2025) is a film that might appeal to fans of Vijay Deverakonda, who delivers a noteworthy performance. However, its weak story narration and unengaging screenplay prevent it from being a truly satisfying or memorable cinematic outing.