Divya Shree

in Times of India

While the first half builds genuine curiosity, the second half settles into a predictable narrative. Still, Sai Kamakshi Bhaskarla's performance, along with the strong potential shown by Jovika Vijayakumar, makes the film worth a watch for audiences who enjoy supernatural horror.

in Times of India

While the first half feels crowded with too many antagonistic characters, making the narrative occasionally uneven, the second half brings these threads together with conviction.

in Times of India

At its heart, Peddi is not merely a sports drama but a story about dignity, identity and the fight for recognition. Buchi Babu Sana crafts an emotional underdog tale that follows Peddi (Ram Charan), a talented cricketer whose dreams are repeatedly thwarted by caste discrimination.

in Times of India

Though Vivek Sagar’s music complements the film’s tone, it could have been more impactful.

in Times of India

After an entertaining setup, the narrative gradually loses steam, with repetitive humour and uneven pacing making the second half feel stretched.

in Times of India

While the film begins with an interesting premise and a few heartfelt moments, it ultimately falls back on familiar storytelling, making for a predictable watch.

in Times of India

loses momentum by juggling multiple subplots