Eagle

Stylish Action Scenes, Briliant Music and Songs by Davzand and Awesome World Building and Fully Engaging Screenplay. Blockbuster Entertainment for Sure, Top notch Cinematography, Super Editing, Next level Make over by Mass Maha Raja, one of the best Look of Mass Maha Raja. One man Show Mass Maha Raja performance is next level, super performance by Ajay Ghosh and good Performances Kavya Thapar, Anupama Parameswar, Madhoo, Vinay Rai, Navdeep, Srinivas Avasarala, Praneetha Patnaik, Srinivasa Reddy, Sivannarayana Naripeddi,Nithin Mehta and Mirchi Kiran. Super Editing and Direction by Karthik Gattamneni and Uthura.

I was extremely sceptic, but the director (Karthik) nailed it. Every character in the movie was utilised to the fullest. Both of the lead actress and Navdeep have done an incredible job. Ajay Ghosh and Srinivas Reddy had the best comic timings. Background score was well made. Cinematography was top notch(ofcourse). Finally about Ravi Teja (Ravanna), as usual he has done an incredible job. I am preety sure he puts equal efforts in all his movies, but this one was def pretty special (Role and acting wise). Ravanna has been improving since day 1, was already the best and here we can see how well he can tackle a new role. Making a story around a character and elevating a role is incredibly different but Karthik has done a brilliant job from the story, screenplay to execution. Efforts were clearly more than the money, when matches with better scripts they can create history and I am sure this movie will do the same.

"Eagle" is merely another derivative of the several contemporary action thrillers that have emerged in Indian cinema, drawing inspiration from the "KGF" film series.

The majority of contemporary directors have transformed into what may be described as "buildup babais," to borrow a phrase from the comedy show "Jabardasth." This implies that they channel their creative efforts towards crafting written or filmed sequences that elevate the hero's character. Every scene is set up to highlight heroism.

The whole stretch of the first half of the film tests our patience as it is a series of many "buildup" sequences than nothing else. It becomes redundant and tedious after a point.

The second half was no better, but it does reveal Sahadev's true story and flashbacks.

Overall, the movie is very boring. We are still waiting for Ravi Teja to get a good and entertaining film for once. Even though Krack and Dhamaka were hits, they still were not that entertaining for me. Pls do not watch this film 🙏

As I was navigating the entirety of this film, I could not help but feel confused with the sudden shifts of focus in different perspectives of the film. The plot would have been easier to follow if the execution was linear and more direct to the point. The main character's story was enjoyable and interesting to watch. His backstory could have been a different film by itself. Then, the little production numbers scattered throughout the film, which was typical of Indian films, were not enough to bring the whole film together. They were enjoyable to watch, though. But what fell short in the entire film was its inconsistent themes.

Crafting a compelling story with strong content and exceptional performances from every character requires both talent and courage. In 'Eagle,' RaviTeja showcases his versatility as an actor, seamlessly blending entertainment with serious depth. His commitment to the role is evident, making every scene captivating. Karthik's masterful cinematography elevates the film to new heights, capturing each moment with precision and flair. His storytelling prowess takes us on a journey that feels both familiar and refreshingly different. 'Eagle' is a testament to the power of cinema, delivering a thrilling experience that leaves a lasting impact. From its engaging narrative to its stunning visuals, this film is truly a fantastic achievement. Big Props to the entire Team!!!!