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3.00
Ravi Teja shines in action-packed drama with missed chances
Eagle embodies the spirit of its title, offering a flight through suspense, action, and intrigue that is as ambitious as it is flawed. While the film may struggle to maintain a consistent narrative pace, its action sequences and Ravi Teja's performance stand out as highlights and compensate for the lacunae. It is a testament to the potential of Telugu cinema to blend traditional action tropes with innovative storytelling, even if it doesn't always hit the mark.(more)
Source: Paul Nicodemus, Times Of India
2.75
Explodes in parts
, Eagle deals with a global issue, and the second half is engrossing for the most part. Ravi Teja�s new avatar, his subtle acting, and amazing action sequences are the merits of the film. Director�s idea to present a new-age action film is commendable, but the movie goes overboard at times with irritating dialogues and build-up scenes. Also, the first half needed much better execution. If you are fine with these drawbacks, you can give it a try.(more)
Source: 123 Telugu, 123telugu.com
2.00
Not a regular Ravi Teja film
Eagle has a decent plot. What drags it down is the complicated storytelling and excess verbal elevations. If the audience survives the first half, there is some narrative that is not bad in the second half. The lack of typical Ravi Teja entertainment is another factor that might impact the movie. The absence of a specific villain is also an issue in a commercial film like Eagle. Eagle might not be a bad watch if you temper your expectations. It is definitely not a regular Ravi Teja film.(more)
Source: Raghu Bandi, Indian Express
2.50
Needs more Dare !
In the grand scheme of things, Eagle emerges as yet another run-of-the-mill action flick, prioritizing style over substance. Ravi Teja's dedication to the role is evident, as he undergoes a striking transformation and executes intense stunts with gusto. Director Karthik Ghattamaneni's attempt at experimenting with narrative structure through chapters initially piques interest, but fails to maintain momentum as the story progresses. With some refinement in the script and storyline, the film could have truly taken flight.(more)
Source: Cinejosh, Cinejosh.com
2.50
Eagle Review
Ravi Teja's Eagle presents itself as a stylish and adrenaline-fueled action spectacle, yet Karthik Ghattamaneni's direction falls short of exploring the significant emotional undercurrents embedded within the narrative. While the film briefly alludes to pressing societal issues such as the plight of handloom workers, the cotton crisis, the exploitation of bauxite ore, and the proliferation of illegal weapons, it merely scratches the surface without delving deeper into these themes.(more)
Source: Indiaglitz, IndiaGlitz.com