If you are movie lover, you should watch this film

 

Devara Part 1 has opened to positive reviews, and I’m genuinely happy to hear that. However, I haven’t watched the film yet, and I don’t usually let reviews influence my decision to watch a movie. If I feel like watching it, I will; if not, I simply skip it—regardless of how highly rated it might be. Director Puri Jagannadh made a great point in one of his movies: watch the trailer and listen to the songs; if you like them, go ahead and watch the film. If not, just skip it. I try to follow that advice most of the time.

Now, coming to movie Adhurs, this film is a true standout. Director V.V. Vinayak reinvented NTR in a completely new role, redefining his action persona. You’ll see a side of NTR that’s beyond measure, especially in his portrayal of the Brahmin character. He fully immerses himself in the role, delivering laughter throughout the movie.

What truly makes Adhurs remarkable is the strong writing. The dialogues are crafted in such a humorous way, and the situations are designed to keep the audience laughing from start to finish. When you pair NTR with another legendary comedy actor like Brahmanandam, the result is pure gold. You can imagine how each scene plays out with these two comedic forces on screen.

There are countless memorable moments between NTR and Brahmanandam, with each scene standing out on its own. While NTR has a serious role in the film as well, it’s his Brahmin character that steals the show. When you combine brilliant actors, excellent direction, clever writing, and a well-constructed screenplay, you get Adhurs.

I doubt many have missed this gem, but if you haven’t watched it yet, do yourself a favor and check it out!