Mr. Bachchan

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.

As you can see, there is only review for this movie but 3.5k people rated it 9.2. It deserves 1 star.

This is one of the trashiest movies we could ever see. This movie is a remake of Raid Hindi movie which resembles nothing.

Raid movie is grounded to reality and honest in their attempt. But this movie is same useless mass masala entertainer but tests our patience.

There has been a generational shift in audience and everyone evolved overall around the Covid time. Ravi Teja needs to understand this and introspect in his script selection.

Ravi Teja romancing with young actresses is cringe pro max.

I created an account just to rate this Telugu movie, which was a huge letdown. The hero, in his late 50s, was uncomfortably touchy with the young actress, making their dynamic feel gross and outdated. This kind of depiction reinforces outdated stereotypes where a woman's worth is tied to her relationship with a man, and where men are portrayed as protectors of fragile women. Telugu cinema has a troubling trend of normalizing harassment and stalking, especially given the current socio-cultural climate in India. The plot was weak and dragged on, feeling like it could've been wrapped up in an hour. The surprise guest actor had better chemistry with the actress than Raviteja. Overall, it was boring and troubling. If you enjoyed this movie, it might be worth reflecting on your preferences, as it's hard to see how someone who respects women and has good taste would find it enjoyable. Avoid it.

This movie is based on the Hindi film "Raid," which is a good choice. The period setting trying to bring back some memories in a few scenes failed. The screenplay has a mix of few fun moments, but there are also many awkward, silly, and dull parts.

Ravi Teja does a fantastic job in his role as usual though It's not his best written role.

Bhagyashree looks good, with expressive eyes, cute face and hot body. While her acting is average, with some luck, smart choices, and good publicity, she could become a star in a few years.

Sathya's comedy is okay.

The production values are fine, and the music is decent. The cinematography is well-done, and the direction fits the style of a cringe commercial entertainer.

Overall, this movie is a cheap entertainer with many flaws. If you can watch it without any expectations, you may still not like it.

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.