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    Saaho Review: Huge Mess
    Saaho Review: Huge Mess
    Touted be the costliest ever Telugu movie, Saaho has been raising expectations from long time. This is Prabhas's immediate film after the epic blockbuster “Baahubali 2”.
    Kousalya Krishnamurthy Review: Cliched Cricket Drama
    Kousalya Krishnamurthy Review: Cliched Cricket Drama
    Aishwarya Rajesh has been hitting the filmy headlines with her excellent performances in Kollywood. 'Kousalya Krishnamurthy' is her Telugu debut.
    Evaru Review: Gripping Thriller
    Evaru Review: Gripping Thriller
    Since the release of 'Kshanam', Adivi Sesh has created a brand name on his own for thrillers. His latest thriller 'Evaru' has generated intrigue and interest with the trailer.
    Ranarangam Review: Style over Substance
    Ranarangam Review: Style over Substance
    Sharwanand has been playing soft roles and he has tried to come out from his comfort zone. So, when he teamed up director Sudheer Varma who is known for stylish thrillers, it created good interest.
    Manmadhudu 2 Review: Misfire
    Manmadhudu 2 Review: Misfire
    Manmadhudu was one of the favorite films for many among Nagarjuna's movies. When the senior star announced ‘Manmadhudu 2’, it naturally created good buzz and the teasers and trailers of this latest romantic drama have increased the hype.
    Guna 369 Review: Good Plot, Bad Execution
    Guna 369 Review: Good Plot, Bad Execution
    RX100 fame Kartikeya has teamed up with a new director who is a disciple of Boyapati Srinu. The film’s trailer gave the impression that Kartikeya is attempting to get noticed in a mass action drama.
    Rakshasudu Review: Faithful Remake
    Rakshasudu Review: Faithful Remake
    Bellamkonda Srinivas has released many movies in the last five years but he has not scored a big hit. He has now attempted new genre to get noticed from the urban audiences.
    Dear Comrade Review: Fight Gone Awry
    Dear Comrade Review: Fight Gone Awry
    'Dear Comrade' has been making buzz for a long time. The film�s songs have become quite popular and all the promotional activity done by Vijay Deverakonda has paid up well in creating hype around it.
    'iSmart Shankar' Review: Oora Mass Shankar
    'iSmart Shankar' Review: Oora Mass Shankar
    After a long time, iSmart Shankar is one film that made a lot of buzz. Puri Jagan teamed up with Ram for the first time and the two trailers have provided enough mass masala.
    NVNN Review: Broken Mirror!
    NVNN Review: Broken Mirror!
    After string of disappointments at the box-office, Sundeep Kishan has turned producer to set things right. This is his maiden production and the film has generated good buzz with its trailer.
    Dorasaani Review: Old Fashioned
    Dorasaani Review: Old Fashioned
    Ever since the film was launched, Dorasaani has been creating buzz as it is launching Shivathmika, Rajasekhar’s younger daughter and Anand Deverakonda, Vijay Deverakonda’s brother as actors.
    Oh Baby Review: Samantha Nails It
    Oh Baby Review: Samantha Nails It
    One film that has been creating huge buzz in the recent months is Samantha’s Oh Baby. The concept of the movie itself is unique. Riding high on the success of Majili, Samantha too has aggressively promoted Oh Baby.
    Brochevarevarura Review: Neat Crime Comedy
    Brochevarevarura Review: Neat Crime Comedy
    Brochevarevarura starring Sree Vishnu and Nivetha Thomas in the lead roles is written and directed by Vivek Athreya who earlier directed “Mental Madhilo”. The teaser was creative and artistic.
    Kalki Review: Uneven Investigation
    Kalki Review: Uneven Investigation
    Garuda Vega has changed the perception towards Rajasekhar's movies. His teaming up with 'Awe' director Prasanth Varma has generated good buzz and both them have hiked the expectations with the stunning teasers and trailers.
    'Mallesham' Review: Sincere Effort
    'Mallesham' Review: Sincere Effort
    In the trend of Biopics comes biopic of Chintakindi Mallesham, Padmashree Awardee who invented a machine for yarning.