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Don't know why this movie is facing negativity despite its unique story. The movie is about Veera Mallu assigned to do a task related to the Kohinoor. That's the first half, and in the second half, we learn why Veera agreed to do the task even though it's highly risky. There, the story turns towards the atrocities and superiority of the Mughals over other religions, and Aurangzeb starts searching for Veera because he defeated the Mughal army on his way to reach the Red Fort and finally gets to know that Veera himself is coming for Kohinoor. This part 1 ends with Hari Hara Veera Mallu and Aurangazeb facing each other. The rest is to be said in Part 2, how our hero faces the Mughals and is expected to face the Britishers too.

This is truly one of the BEST comedies in recent years. The movie is well written and directed. The plot is very good and doesn't seem unrealistic even in any single frame. It successfully makes the audience laugh out loud throughout the whole movie, and even the emotions work out very well. All the main leads made the movie look naturally fantastic, and everyone gave their best. It's a must-watch for all ages and is recommended to be seen with family. Samantha's Cameo also creates fun and brings the main storyline. I've watched the movie without any expectations and just for comedy but realised that this movie provides every possible aspect a movie can. Simply loved itttt!!!!!

Each and every Sekhar Kammula's film promises an engaging and beautiful story that takes us into the movie. But that is missing in this movie. The first half is pretty good, and it hypes the movie so that by the interval, everyone will be waiting for some twists and turns and something big happening in the last, but that's not what happens. In the first half, they take us to an extreme point where we feel eager to know what's gonna happen next. The second half is a bit lagging but we will still be waiting for something. Which, in the last, remains untouched.

Only Danush's action is the one that holds us in our seats throughout the movie. He did an outstanding and brilliant job, which not all leading superstars dare to do. Other co-stars like Nagarjuna and Rashmika also did well, but Jim Sarbh, who played the role of antagonist, should be praised for his performance. But the biggest drawback is the climax. Many things that were meant to be revealed in the last were not which leaves the audience in a pool of confusion and doubts. This film is watchable but only once, and if you're someone who enjoys the performances than the plot, it's a big yes for watching it in the theatres; otherwise, you can wait for OTT...