Bangalore Mirror
Reviewing since 2023 · Last review Sept 2026
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5 scored reviews · 0–10
Most given: 6 (3 reviews)29% of reviews not scored
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The specialty of the movie is that, despite having no scope for heroics, it makes audiences not only feel happy but also empathise and sympathise with the characters on the screen. The movie is worth watching for family audiences, especially those seeking relief from their mundane chores.
Full review ↗TRM 6.0
A gripping sequel featuring a blend of humor, village politics, and engaging performances.
Full review ↗TRM 5.8
The movie is worth a watch for thinking audiences. All the actors have followed the script faithfully and the director did not indulge in heroics, though comedy scenes by Alok Babu look incongruous and create hurdles in the smooth narration of the story.
Full review ↗TRM 5.6
While the ensemble cast shines, their potential is largely untapped. The film's visual appeal and melodious music stand out, making it a potentially enjoyable watch for families, despite narrative shortcomings.
Full review ↗TRM 5.5
The movie is a treat for Sudeep's fans. The movie is quite different from Sudeep's earlier movies and it transports the audiences to a different world.
Full review ↗TRM 6.3+0.7
Computer-generated images are a visual treat for family as well as mass audiences, especially children. Varma has succeeded in aptly mixing mythology with social elements such as exploitation of the poor by the greedy and underdeveloped villages. It is worth a watch if you want a mix of devotion and evil elements.
Full review ↗TRM 6.6+0.4
Raj B Shetty is at his best with the ability to convey his feelings through gestures as his character has no dialogues. His performance is superb in some scenes. But it is a must-watch if you want to see talented actor Raj B Shetty in a different avatar.
Full review ↗TRM 6.3−0.3
