Game Changer

"Ram Charan proves why his star power, mass appeal, and swag remain unparalleled. His energy during the dance sequences is whistle-worthy. The superstar shines in both of his roles as father and son, and it can be safely said that he is the sole anchor of this one."

"Despite the film blowing hot and cold with an erratic consistency, the Ram Charan-Shankar film is truly held together by consistently good performances. Game Changer is essentially a lot of nice segments that are stitched together in the hope that it would make a good film, but together, they sometimes become incoherent due to the lack of focus. The hangover of Shankar's filmography weighs too much on the film, and even an energetic Ram Charan can only shoulder it for a while."

"Director Shankar who disappointed with Indian 2, chose a political theme for Game Changer which fails to offer any novelty. Director Shankar has to give up his old ideas and come back with refreshing story which doesn't have any shade or resemblance to his earlier blockbusters."

"Game Changer is an expensive masterclass on electoral politics. Since he created his niche in 1993 with Gentleman, the director's films follow familiar beats that either bring you comfort due to nostalgia or irk you because he doesn't seem to evolve beyond them. Game Changer is a fairly well-made Shankar film that sticks to the tried-and-tested formula."