Disco Raja

This is the best of Ravi Theja s movies I have ever watched. I used to hate his movies due to the same comedic impression he had in those movies. But has proved that those were only bad scripts and directions. Good movie and credit goes to the whole team.

Although the teaser and trailer were promising, the movie failed to make its mark for entry on science fiction in telugu film industry. The director didn't use the cast properly and also the background score was more worse. Same BGM was used throughout entire second half and there no josh in the second half as well. There was a tad bit comedy in the first half but the second half was of lame jokes and slow execution, there may be a plot changing turn in the end but due to lack of josh and movement the turn didn't yield any enjoyment. All around it's just movie without the content it promised

Yes.. We want to see Ravi teja in a content oriented scripts rather than sticking to the routine commercial comedy entertainers.. A dare step towards new age film making.. The film is engaging and some audience may get bored at some scenes.. but movie entertains you in a new manner..

Entertaining Movie, Ravi Teja acting was Marvelous. His timing, his perfomance was superb. Direction & Screenplay was Ultimate

Thaman's retro music is a big pro for this film, BGM was a big booster for the overall film, though it was repetitive, it still wasn't boring. Without music & bgm, this film is nothing more than the usual telugu cinema crap.

Ravi teja's usual jovial performance does work out really well for the kinda characterisation of the protagonist.

The plot revolves around madras but very little Tamil reference was given with just a handful of roles throughout the film and that was a bummer the way Telugu over Tamil was being portrayed was thankfully broken in the climax twist and hence it becomes a likable film for audiences from both the regions/states.

The double action was required just for the twist, otherwise, the 2nd character didn't add any value or wasn't characterized well or wasn't used at all.

And as usual, the heroine's character was useless although the disabled heroine's character did add value to the film.

And Bobby Simha's character naming matching his classic role in the Tamil film Jigarthanda doesn't seem to be coincidental.

The story & screenplay was good enough with a decent mix of twists sprinkled but still, somehow it feels like the film is just like other Telugu films only and nothing much.

Overall, it is a one-time watchable one for commercial/masala film viewers.