Tiger Nageswara Rao

Movie is very lengthy first of all and the music is very disturbing not at all matched with movie. Elevetions not worked. Director maybe inspired by KGF, he wants to recreate this like kgf but not worked. Raviteja in some looks he doesn't match except he did a great job. Biggest minus is music. I think anupam kher sir may not be included for this type of role, there is big scenes for him. Najar role will remember you in some movies of Telugu. Nupor sanon is did her best in her short role but the way director ended her role is not appropriate.lot of scenes are waste in screen time. Totally movie is a directors big flaw and music directors noise that make audience irritating.

I don't know why I hated this movie so much. The first 20 mins was only somewhat interesting part for this movie. I don't want to spoil this for anyone who is planning to watch Tiger Nageswara Rao so I am not writing much. One positive is the way the movie is taken (camera and the way movie is filmed) but rest, its not my cup of tea.

I don't really review any movies, but this movie was so bad that I felt like people need to know my frustration of wasting 2 hrs of my life. The music was not bad but didn't make this movie any better. Lacks most of goods elements which comes from a south Indian movie.

"I rather watch Sallu bhai movie than this"

Its a terrible terrible film.

It has too much movie-masala, its unrealistic, misogynistic, sadistic and poorly written.

You cant just kill ppl just because you have a valid cause of revenge.

There needs to be a minimum level of comprehensible reasoning for all over-action that occurs in any MOVIE.for this movie the directors left the logic at home and went on to make this movie.

This kind of movies needs to stop , they somehow fill the Man with a wrong impression that toxic masculinity is all they need to be a Hero( our society has enough of it), that the women are objects that can be claimed.i.

"Tiger Nageswara Rao" is an average movie that, while benefiting from Ravi Teja's perfect fit for the titular role, has both strengths and weaknesses. The VFX, although good, could have been better, and there's no need for a heroine in the first half. However, the action sequences are a standout feature, offering excellence on screen. Director Vamsee's third attempt shows promise, even though his first two films didn't hit the mark. The BGM is good, but the songs are lackluster and boring. The second half of the movie loses momentum, making the 3-hour-plus runtime feel excessive. Some supporting characters lack the necessary connection with the audience. "Tiger Nageswara Rao" is watchable but not suitable for kids due to the explicit fight scenes and some objectionable content. In one word, it's a one-time watch movie with friends, deserving a 7/10 rating.

The storyline is grounded in a true character and real-life events, yet it incorporates numerous implausible elements. The narrative, at times, feels uninspiring and monotonous. The direction appears contrived and lacks depth. Everything on screen lacks authenticity.

The locations, sets, costumes, and makeup all come across as budget-conscious. Cinematography is subpar, with unsatisfactory color grading and an excessive brown tint that detracts from the viewing experience. It gives the impression of a low-quality television program.

The action choreography is commendable, and the visual effects are passable. The music, however, falls short of expectations.

Ravi Teja delivers an exceptional performance, while the female leads offer average portrayals. Anupam Kher and rest of the supporting cast generally performs well.

I would not recommend watching this film in theaters, but it might be worth a watch on an OTT platform.