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Critics Review
2.75
A Not Bad Entertainer That Works As An Undemanding Watch!
Teddy is a pretty straightforward film despite the sci-fi/supernatural space it operates on and that works in its favour. It is the sort of film that should work for kids and for adults wanting an undemanding watch. Given the current exploits in visual effects, a teddy moving around with life isn't something that is going to make you sit up. But the film focusses more on the relationship dynamics between Arya and the teddy and this it does pretty well. (more)
Source: Bharath Vijayakumar, MovieCrow
2.00
Arya, Sayyeshaa and the teddy bear are let down by Shakti Soundar Rajan
We get a water-down love story that squeezes all excitement and tension out of big ideas like international human organ racket, out-of-body experience, eidetic memory and a walking and talking teddy bear.(more)
Source: Manoj Kumar K, Indian Express
3.00
Arya and his teddy bear shine in this medical thriller
Scenes between Arya and the talking teddy bear are delightful to watch. Motion capture (mo-cap) technology has been used to bring the teddy bear character to life and it is neatly done. (more)
Source: Logesh Balachandran, India Today
2.00
Novel premise aside, director Shakti Soundar Rajan's film has little going for it
Teddy has an interesting premise. It also has an amusing way of exploring that premise. But nothing else is compelling. For a thriller, it offers no real thrills. (more)
Source: Ranjani Krishnakumar, Firstpost.com
2.50
THE AMUSING ACTS OF THE TEDDY BEAR AND ITS CHEMISTRY WITH ARYA ENTERTAINS THE VIEWERS
The movie's novel plot is its major positive apart from a committed performance from Arya, who effortlessly pulls off the role of a person with obsessive-compulsive disorder. The story commences as a whiff of fresh air compared to the regular commercial potboilers.(more)
Source: Thinkal Menon, Times Of India
2.50
An average fantasy thriller
The first half of the film is largely thanks to the cute act of Teddy and the interesting characterization of Arya. But the post-intermission, Shakti Rajan took audiences for granted with several logical loopholes that one can enjoy the proceedings only if you keep your brains at home (more)
Source: Moviebuff, Sify.com