KA

I have never seen such stories before. The story is slow but after the interval the actual story starts so well that there are no real words, we think it is a routine story but no, it is a completely new story. The dialogue delivery but after the interval, each scene, each suspense is very good, I mean very good, director vision, I am a fan of yours, wishing you to make such things again and again. We will wait for Ka 2. Everyone wants to say this but it is not possible for everyone. Kiran, you should try a negative role, it is very good, you and the heroine's intro are very good all bgm also good.

Good acting by Kiran abbavaram and Kerala actress and direction of photography also good. The Telugu film Ka, starring Kiran Abbavaram, is a suspense thriller that explores a mysterious narrative. Abbavaram's character faces unexpected challenges, enhanced by surprising twists that keep viewers engaged until the climax. Directed by Sujith and Sandeep, the film is receiving positive attention for its unique storytelling, strong visual elements, and Sam CS's impactful music. Although some areas of the story have mixed reviews, audiences are appreciating Abbavaram's performance and the film's suspenseful approach as a refreshing addition to Telugu cinema.

An Asst. Postman (Kiran Abbavaram) has a habit of reading people's letters and takes it upon himself to help resolve their issues.

He comes across a letter that is connected to the mysterious disappearances of young girls in the village. (Here and there, i was reminded of Vamsi Garu's 1985 film Anveshana.)

Written & Directed by Sujith & Sandeep, 'Ka' (2024) is a suspense thriller set in the 1970s blending crime and metaphysics.

'Ka's out-of-the-box screenplay keeps you engaged every minute.

Kiran Abbavaram Garu is the heart and soul of the film. He delivers a top notch acting performance that i truly feel deserves a Nandi Award!

Kiran Abbavaram Garu is that good with his emotions, expressions, fights and dances that he has carved a niche for himself in Telugu cinema with his latest outing.

I even saw shades of Balakrishna Garu in him. Who knows? Kiran Abbavaram Garu may very well go onto be Telugu cinema's next Balayya Babu Garu! Not kidding.

Nayan Sarika is charming and looks good on screen. She does well.

Production values are too good.

The actual meaning of 'Ka' is revealed only in the climax and to me it looks a bit contrived.

I can't talk much about this mystery-thriller because i will have to share spoilers.

Positives: Kiran Abbavaram 9/10 Story & Direction 7/10 Screenplay & Dialogues 9/10 Cinematography 9/10 (Strong visuals) Music 8.5/10 Art, Production design 8.5/10 Editing 8.5/10 Suspense & thrills play out nicely.

Negatives: Character arcs for supporting characters needed to be developed further.

The film will do well overseas and it will do well in other languages too.

A solid blockbuster for sure!

A must-watch in theaters!

My IMDb rating 8.5/10.

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.

"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!