Kingdom telugu Movie

Critics Review

2.50

Quite a Dethroning Work!

Starts promisingly with brisk establishments for several layers of the narrative unfolding organically. But in a battle between the mission assigned versus the mission destined, neither wins due to a flat and uninteresting storytelling.(more)

Source: Ashwin Ram, MovieCrow

3.00

If you enjoy action dramas rooted in emotional conflict, historical intrigue and mature storytelling, this one's worth your time.

The action in Kingdom is not over the top. Instead, it is functional and well-choreographed, mostly serving the emotional stakes of the story. The film�s strength lies in how the physical confrontations and conflicts are grounded in personal choices, with a maturity in the staging�whether it is Suri...(more)

Source: TOI, Times Of India

2.50

Vijay Deverakonda's film aims high, but settles for mediocrity

Kingdom is a film that's brilliant technically and performance-wise. Vijay Deverakonda does the heavy lifting. Though his expressions tend to get repetitive, he does his best to drag us along with him. The film's core plot lies in the brotherhood. While Deverakonda and Satyadev are perfect as brothe...(more)

Source: Janani, India Today

2.50

Internet hails Vijay Deverakonda's career best performance but calls film 'one time watch'

Apart from Vijay Deverakonda, the Telugu spy action thriller also stars Satyadev, Bhagyashri Borse, Goparaju Ramana, Manish Chaudhari and Baburaj among others in key roles. The film is said to be the first part of a planned duology. produced by Naga Vamsi and Sai Soujanya under the banners of Sithar...(more)

Source: Riya Sharma, Hindustan Times

3.00

Watchable action drama

Kingdom is a watchable action drama. Vijay Deverakonda�s composed performance adds weight, and the film benefits from decent visuals. Though the narrative takes its time and the emotional depth isn�t fully explored, the film manages to stay afloat. It may not break new ground, but with modest expect...(more)

Source: 123, 123telugu.com

2.50

Vijay Devarakonda bleeds and broods in this emotionally distant epic

In Kingdom�s case, the opportunity to craft a profound tale is squandered as it fails to fully engage with real-world politics (in fact, it paints a murkier picture of the human subjugations seen today or in past), or explore the aspect of human desire and morality; an epic isn�t just a spectacle af...(more)

Source: Swaroop, Indian Express