KA

It was wonderful to see a common man come up with this humongous hit and story line. It's unique and acting was real good efforts. Whole team put their 200%.

Must watch movie to drive into a different world.

It's such a satisfying end with a message.

Kindly encourage such young actors and team.

Loved the movie and each part of the acting. Music was mind boggling bulls eye. Screenplay was such high quality.

We are eagerly waiting for your next projects.

A common man to such vision is commendable.

Just stay calm and let your acting do the talking now. You got that in you. U'll just shine and have a very long way.

Whole movie is good.but first 15 mins it is anable to connect the audience.smart story n direction .but at last when hero is reborn...how dog from that village runs to his masters home ? Which is different town.cant digest that scene.but loved this concept.at first thought it is about time travel but at last direction cleared all things that it is womb and both get connected as twins...their karmas bound them with together birth.acting is good and some magical scene n places are shown which mesmerized me.i love south movie which are not mass but in that they show some different thinking.bestovie.

Mental Mass Metaphorical Climax (extra half star for that). One of the finest concepts I've seen in recent times. Good execution too but with few unnecessary scenes in between (as audience highlight only those negatives by keeping aside all the positives, I think TFI will probably fail here too). God if they edited out those scenes and made this as a complete thriller, this would've been absolute banger for everyone (banger for me because of that climax & understood that those unnecessary scenes were required to create a little bit of emotion in the pre-climax scene).

Wanted to say Kiran Abbavaram has improved but how can I say that? He was very good in Raja Vaaru Rani Gaaru. Maybe I can say comeback?! Coming to the movie again, technically brilliant too. Bgm and fight sequences were bangers. And To every film maker out there, PLEASE stop showing r*pe scenes. It's unbearable and outdated.

KA is an extraordinary thriller movie. As the movie starts off, it makes audience to guess what is happening in the story. In thrillers, u won't understand at first but understand towards the end. First half is very exciting and building suspense and tension and interval is very unexpected. Last climax is out of the park on the concept they unveiled for part 2. Since Part 1 was engaging literally waiting for part 2. I did not feel bored and story build interest suspense and tension and at times few unanswered questions but it is okay tho. The concept they reveal last portion was amazing and terrific and I am just waiting for part 2 on how they will show it more. Part 1 it actually shows but we just don't know first. Just amazing it has lots of suspense and thrills.

Overall: Extraordinary Thriller.

"KA" offers an interesting blend of predictability and creative storytelling. While the story itself may follow a somewhat expected path, the credit for elevating the experience largely goes to the screenplay writer. Despite a seemingly ordinary narrative and a screenplay that, at times, feels too familiar, the director introduces a fresh storytelling approach that salvages the experience-especially in the final 15 minutes, which provide a rewarding payoff for viewers willing to endure a somewhat sluggish two-hour buildup.

Background music is a mixed bag; at times, it overwhelms the scenes with excessive "bang," and some hero elevations and action sequences feel forced, detracting from the overall impact. Kiran Abbavaram's performance is inconsistent, with moments of poor acting that highlight missed opportunities for character depth and genuine connection. Comedy and songs, had they been executed more effectively, could have turned the movie into a major hit. Nonetheless, the film has found success and deserves commendation for its ambitious efforts.

The village's unique setting, where the sun sets early and darkness brings forth horror, is intriguing and sets an eerie backdrop that enriches the film's atmosphere.

Kudos to directors Sandeep and Sujeeth for pushing boundaries. Keep rocking!