Peddi

• A Film can be Good • A Film can be Bad Either outcome will satisfy the audience in one way or the other But • A Film should never be Good Only In Parts, such an outcome satisfies nobody. THAT'S THE OUTCOME/CURSE OF PEDDI. Peddi mostly works only on an idea level and…

KaranDravid

The firepower loaded RRR trio in Ram Charan - Rahman - Rathnavelu come all cylinders blazing, but sadly the tiring screenplay drags Peddi all the way down to mediocre zone. Peddi aspires to be an emotional rural sports drama, exploring themes of identity, social dignity…

Michael James

There are far too many lingering gaze, cleavage, and navel shots of Janhvi Kapoor in a story that is supposedly centred on sports, corruption, and the identity struggles of rural India. Meanwhile Ram Charan is brilliant in delivering to the emotional beats of the film.…

vishalandcinema

Ask him what color her eyes are and he’d probably need a lifeline.

sushiiiiiiiii

Rei Naveen Nooli...Nee Seth nee vallane chacchipoyaadu telsa..! There are two main Core parts of this Film. One is the Story's potential and another one is the PEDDI Character's potential. When a movie has two competing main points it splits the narrative focus and creates…

MSR

I bet the NY Knicks watched this as an inspiration before Game 4 started. What a generational performance by Ram Charan where he plays a role of a crossover athlete who fights for the identity of his village. AR Rahman’s background score was simply uplifting as he made…

Niranjan

caste, class, and rural neglect with enough conviction that you occasionally believe it means it and then the hero saviour complex arrives and the politics evaporate. the film keeps treating structural inequality as obstacles waiting for the right man rather than asking why…

parzival

It's been ages since I watched a truly engaging sports drama in Telugu cinema. I have to admit, Buchi Babu Sana completely proved me wrong. Sorry, Buchi I underestimated you. From the pre-interval onwards, the film reaches another level. The wrestling sequence after the…

GOZMIT

This movie doesn't really have any logic. Scenes just come and go without any flow, and the screenplay feels all over the place. At one point, Janhvi Kapoor suddenly appears out of nowhere. A lot of unnecessary scenes are stretched out for no reason. For me, the only thing…

Pranjali