The Warriorr

The stupidest movie made. No actor has life in their acting.

Lingaswamy directed like langa movie.

How did the producer even spent so much money on this movie.

Cheap scenes, and over acting.

Director Lingusamy is trapped in a mindset and has been continuously making films where there is a conflict b/w hero & villain throughout the film and in the climax, they go 1:1, I really like the way he's consistently still even after 2 decades of believing that this strategy of his would workout and still gets to convince the producers to make such films, this in itself is a huge talent, I would say.

Otherwise, on the film: it is just another illogical film where the hero goes from being a doctor to a police officer w/o playing a dual role and with so many usual Telugu film masala sprinkled all over and even that's not done properly and maybe with this new face as the hero, maybe it isn't connecting much with me probably, IDK, but overall it was a pure mess from the veteran director and it is obvious that he's lost that sense of touch and doesn't seem to adapt to rapidly changing circumstances wrt the public's expectation from the film industry.

The only watchable thing/being is the heroine part and that bullet song, nothing else at all.

I checked out this action film, and while it has some engaging aspects, it didn't quite hit the mark for me. On the positive side, the lead actor gives a commendable performance, bringing a level of gravitas and physicality that suits the role well. The action scenes are also a highlight, with choreography that is often exciting and well-executed.

However, the film falls short in several key areas. The plot, while ambitious, often feels recycled and predictable. It follows a well-worn path that doesn't offer many surprises or fresh perspectives. The narrative drags in places, with some scenes feeling unnecessarily prolonged, which can make the pacing uneven and lead to a sense of monotony.

Additionally, the attempts to delve into deeper themes and character development sometimes feel heavy-handed and lacking in nuance. The dialogue and emotional beats often come across as forced, undermining the impact the film aims for. The overall story struggles to maintain engagement, particularly when it gets bogged down in melodramatic moments that don't quite land.

In the end, while the film has its share of visually impressive moments and a solid performance from the lead, it's hampered by a predictable plot and uneven pacing. It's an okay watch if you're a fan of action-packed visuals, but it may not leave a lasting impression beyond its surface appeal.

The film follows a routine traditional masala script, lacking innovation or freshness in its execution. The direction feels outdated, failing to bring any new elements to the table.

Ram's portrayal of the character seems unfitting, lacking the necessary charm or appeal. On the other hand, Krithi Shetty manages to impress with her good looks, dance skills, and average acting.

Aadi Pinishetty delivers a commendable performance, standing out among the cast.

The production values of the film are decent, showcasing a level of quality in its overall presentation.

Overall, while the film has its drawbacks, it manages to maintain a certain level of production value and performance quality.

The movie had a interesting catch where he started as a doctor and due to some circumstances he turned into a police officer. The 1st half was ok but the second half was not even that good. I expected something like gabbar singh but it turned out to be sardar gabbar singh.