1Tillu Square (2024)3.5/5Star: Siddhu Jonnalagadda,Anupama ParameswaranThe film is a captivating entertainer, guaranteeing smiles and leaving the audience elated and satisfied. It’s a must-watch for anyone seeking two hours of fun-filled entertainment.
2Om Bheem Bush (2024)3.5/5Star: Priyadarshi,Sree Vishnu,Rahul Ramakrishna,Srikanth Iyengar,Racha RaviThe film is a vibrant testament to Telugu cinema's inventive spirit. Despite its narrative and pacing imperfections, the film stands out for its engaging storyline and the dynamic performances of the lead trio.
3Ambajipeta Marriage Band ()3.5/5Star: Suhas,Shivani NagaramThe film's rich narrative, grounded in the realities of village life, combined with strong performances and high production values, make it a must-watch for those seeking cinema that both entertains and enlightens.
4Naa Saami Ranga (2024)3.5/5Star: Nagarjuna Akkineni,Allari Naresh,Raj Tarun,Ashika Ranganath,Mirnaa Menon,Rukshar DhillonThe film's successful amalgamation of mass appeal, a compelling narrative, and emotional depth makes it a commendable watch, resonating well with its audience during the festive Sankranti season.
5Hanuman (2024)3.5/5Star: Teja Sajja,Amritha Aiyer,Varalaxmi Sarathkumar,Vinay Rai,Raj Deepak Shetty,Vennela Kishore,Getup SrinuWith solid storytelling, impressive visuals, and strong performances, the film successfully merges elements of mythology with contemporary action, offering a unique viewing experience in Indian cinema.
6Gaami (2024)3.0/5Star: Vishwak Sen,Chandini ChowdaryDespite its length and narrative complexities, the film offers a visually stunning experience with strong performances and an innovative storyline.
7Operation Valentine (2024)3.0/5Star: Varun Tej,Manushi Chhillar,Mir SarwarIt is a respectful nod to the bravery of the Indian Air Force, blending action, patriotism, and drama. A decent watch for its spirited portrayal of heroism and sacrifice in the face of adversity.
8Sundaram Master ()3.0/5Star: Harsha ChemuduThe film marries humour with heartfelt drama, showcasing the transformative journey of its protagonist against the serene beauty of agency. Despite narrative shortcomings, the movie's strengths—performances, visuals, and soundtrack—make it a good-watch.
9Eagle (2024)3.0/5Star: Ravi Teja,Kavya Thapar,Anupama Parameswaran,Madhoo Shah,Srinivas Avasarala,navdeep,Ajay GhoshWhile the film may struggle to maintain a consistent narrative pace, its action sequences and Ravi Teja's performance stand out as highlights and compensate for the lacunae.
10Yatra 2 ()3.0/5Star: Mammootty,Jiiva,Mahesh Manjrekar,Ketaki NarayanJiiva's portrayal of YS Jagan Mohan Reddy is both powerful and poignant. This political drama sheds light on the dynamics of power, loyalty, and governance, appealing to viewers differently depending on their political affiliations.
11Saindhav (2024)3.0/5Star: Venkatesh Daggubati,Nawazuddin Siddiqui,Shraddha Srinath,Ruhani Sharma,Andrea Jeremiah,AryaThe film is an intriguing attempt at blending emotional depth with action, but its execution doesn't consistently hit the mark. It has engaging moments, and serves as a testament to the evolving nature of Telugu cinema, where traditional storytelling is being melded with contemporary cinematic sensibilities.
12Paarijatha Parvam (2024)2.5/5Star: Sunil,Chaithanya Rao,Shraddha Das,Viva HarshaThe film presents a mix of humour and crime that entertains in spurts but doesn't quite coalesce into a fully satisfying comedic thriller.
13Tenant (2024)2.5/5Star: Satyam Rajesh,Megha Chowdhary,Aadukalam NarenFor those who appreciate a slow-burning thriller that prioritises atmosphere over action, Tenant offers a decent cinematic experience. However, viewers seeking fast-paced thrills may find it somewhat lacking.
14Inti Number 13 (2024)2.5/5Star: Anandaraj,Tanikella Bharani,Ravi Varma,PrudhviThe film with its distinctive approach brings something new to the Telugu horror thriller landscape.
15Family Star (2024)2.5/5Star: Vijay Deverakonda,Mrunal Thakur,Ajay Ghosh,Divyansha KaushikDespite its promising setup and strong performances, the film ultimately falters due to its unengaging screenplay and lack of emotional depth in key relationships. Nevertheless, the movie showcases moments of humour and charm, alongside decent technical aspects.
16Babu: No.1 Bullsh*t Guy ()2.5/5Star: Muralidhar Goud,Arjun Kalyan,Ravi VarmaThe film, while presenting a simple plot, manages to convey a deeper message, especially towards the climax, resonating well with the viewers.
17Bhimaa (2024)2.5/5Star: Tottempudi Gopichand,Priya Bhavanishankar,Malavika Sharma,Nassar,Vennela Kishore,Raghu Babu,Mukesh TiwariThe visually engaging action drama's reliance on outdated storytelling techniques undermines its potential, rendering it a mixed offering for audiences.
18Bhoothaddam Bhaskar Narayana ()2.5/5Star: Shiva Kandukuri,Rashi Singh,Devi PrasadThe film stands out for its innovative blend of detective storytelling with mythological elements. While it showcases significant performances and technical achievements, a more refined narrative structure could have further solidified its place as a cinematic gem.
19Ooru Peru Bhairavakona (2024)2.5/5Star: Sundeep Kishan,Varsha Bollamma,Kavya Thapar,Vennela Kishore,Viva HarshaThe film ventures into less chartered territories, offering a spectacle that is partly thought-provoking and thrilling. Watch it for its performances and impressive technical craftsmanship.
20Game On ()2.5/5Star: Geethanandh,Neha SolankiGame On is a partly engaging psychological thriller that attempts to combine suspense, emotional depth, and action. With its strong performances and technical prowess, the film unfolds a unique story that succeeds in parts—a fragmented triumph.
