This commentary does not intend to serve as a typical review, nor will it reveal any plot details. The film draws inspiration from the real-life figure, Jithender Reddy, who was tragically murdered years ago, and whose family members have taken on the role of producers for this project. Directed by Virinchi Varma, the film stars Rakesh Varre in the lead role as Jithender.
The screenplay follows a conventional template often seen in mainstream Telugu cinema, and, unfortunately, the film seems to lean heavily toward a propagandist perspective. Regrettably, the approach lacks the engagement that might appeal to a broader audience, making it unlikely to attract much viewership or awareness. Though it's possible that promotional reviews or ratings may circulate in the media, audiences are advised to consider feedback carefully before purchasing tickets.
While it is neither necessary nor kind to label this work negatively, the lack of resonance in both its storytelling and execution may cause it to pass largely unnoticed. I feel a sense of sympathy for Rakesh Varre for his involvement in a film that may not reflect his true talents or potential.
