The film however steers clear of all these logical possibilities, and the plot gets stretched into a slightly less than two hours film. It takes almost half the runtime for the film to jump into the main plot conflict. Till then the proceedings are too generic. The resolution to the plot is also predictable. But what makes the film watchable is the simple nature. Every character you see is someone around you in real life. The costumes, the camerawork, the acting and even the storyline makes sure that there is space for the audience to teleport themselves into the film and watch everything from close quarters. That's how relatable the film's setting is. Had the staging been a bit better, Payanigal Gavanikkavum would have worked wonders.
Action sequences are the heartbeat of police films. In The Warriorr the action truly gives an adrenaline rush and makes us root for the hero. This is Lingusamy's comeback after a brief hiatus and he has chosen the Telugu heartland to tell his story. He almost pulls off a near good comeback making an action commercial film with the Telugu audiences in mind. The film is not without its flaws. The familiar story of good versus evil has been done N number of times. So, the screenplay becomes predictable after a while. The out of place comedy track doesn't help either. Despite these flaws The Warriorr is a fairly watchable rollercoaster ride. Overall The Warriorr is an out and out Ram Pothineni show.
