vardhandarbha

Kannappa had the potential to be a grand mythological drama, but unfortunately, it falls flat in most areas. While the cameos from big stars are exciting to watch, they feel more like fillers than part of a strong narrative. The performances overall are underwhelming, with weak execution and lack of emotional depth.

The only saving grace is Prabhas - his character is impactful, and his performance brings the much-needed intensity and screen presence. However, even his brilliance isn't enough to carry the film through poor storytelling, weak direction, and uneven pacing.

A disappointing experience overall, with Prabhas being the lone highlight.

Court is a film that offers a grounded and realistic take on the legal system, but for me, it landed more in the "okay" category. It's well-made and thought-provoking, but the pacing and narrative style make it more of a single-time watch. It leaves you with something to think about, but not necessarily something you'd revisit. Overall, a decent experience - just not one that fully grabbed me.

Saripodhaa Sanivaram delivers a decent blend of action and emotion, with some truly satisfying moments. While the film may not hit the mark for everyone, it offers enough to keep you engaged. The standout, without a doubt, is the character Daya - powerful, intense, and brilliantly portrayed. His presence elevates every scene he's in. Though the movie has its highs and lows, it leaves a solid impression, especially for fans of strong character-driven stories.