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2.50
Mahesh Babu captivates in this mixed-bag action-drama
Guntur Kaaram is a film of contrasting qualities. While Mahesh Babu's vibrant performance stands as a highlight, the film struggles to weave these into a cohesive and emotionally impactful narrative. Despite its striking cinematography and moments of engaging humour, the lack of depth in the story l...(more)
Source: Paul Nicodemus, Times Of India
2.75
Medium spicy
Guntur Kaaram manages to entertain in parts, relying heavily on Mahesh Babu�s screen presence, accent, and one-liners. However, its drawbacks, including a thin storyline, sluggish screenplay, and superfluous scenes, may limit its broader appeal. While Guntur Kaaram may not impress all sections of th...(more)
Source: 123 Telugu, 123telugu.com
2.50
Mahesh Babu does the heavy lifting in this formulaic film
'Guntur Kaaram,' directed by Trivikram Srinivas, follows a formulaic route. It's a typical family entertainer where conflicts are easily resolved. The build-ups are predictable, and even the filmmaker goes for low-hanging fruits in terms of the story setups. One of the assets in �Guntur Kaaram' is t...(more)
Source: Janani, India Today
2.00
Mahesh Babu tries hard, but Trivikram prevents us from screaming 'Jai Babu�
A notable instance occurs towards the interval, where an emotionally charged scene is marred by a completely mismatched BGM, undermining the film�s attempt at a compelling interval punch. VJ Sekhar�s choreography is also disappointing, though not as much as Ram-Lakshman and Vijay�s stunt choreograph...(more)
Source: Anandu Suresh, Indian Express
2.00
Mahesh Babu is the saving grace of this bland film with nothing new to offer
A new era has dawned over Indian cinema. Filmmakers seem to have a newfound fascination for dwelling on love stories between friends (RRR, Salaar) and now parents (Animal, Hi Nanna, Guntur Kaaram). Sure, all these films differ in treatment and how the stories play out, but it�s starting to feel like...(more)
Source: Neeshita Nyayapati, Hindustan Times