Deccan Herald

by Arun Antony

Arun Antony of Deccan Chronicle gave 2/5 stars and wrote "The Greatest of All Time’aka Vijay’s The GOAT is nothing but passable and boring.

Ultimately, a deeper exploration of the disorder, and a tighter screenplay could have elevated this into a truly compelling experience.</p>

Vijay Raghavendra anchors a gripping crime drama set in Malnad, as Inspector Seetharam hunts a psychopath in this sequel blending murder mystery, classical music and sharp commentary on gender and power

‘The Rise of Ashoka’ attempts to tackle caste oppression through a hair mafia plot near Mysuru, but weak characterisation, overused tropes and superficial storytelling blunt its impact.

What sets Doora Theera Yaana apart is its grounded, unembellished portrayal of intimacy.

While the film makes interesting observations, it fails to build a compelling narrative.

by Pranati A S

Pranati A S of Deccan Herald gave it 2/5 stars and said that "The visually stunning prequel to Kantara has its moments, but it could have been better with sharper writing and a more grassroots politics."

by Arkadev Ghoshal

Arkadev Ghoshal of Deccan Herald rated it 2/5 stars and siad that "The series is a lukewarm execution.

Dilemma emerging from incoherent writing and poor editing

by Jagadish Angadi

Jagadish Angadi of Deccan Herald gave 4/5 stars and wrote "Sharp editing, gripping pace, engaging narrative and impressive production design make this soul-stirring military drama a perfect family watch."

by Pranathi A.S

Pranathi A.S of Deccan Herald gave 3.5/5 stars and wrote "Bagheera is a well-made action drama with a gripping screenplay.

by Jagadish Angadi

Jagadish Angadi of Deccan Herald gave 3/5 stars and wrote "Bhairathi Ranagal still delivers an entertaining experience, particularly for Shivarajkumar fans and action thriller enthusiasts."

by Sujay B. M

M of Deccan Herald gave 2/5 stars and wrote "While Duniya Vijay fans may like the masala film because it is packed with drugs and smeared with blood, others will lose very little by skipping it."

A critic from Deccan Herald wrote that "If keeping the audience engaged until the climax without logic is a metric of success, then Raj’s thriller is a success".

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