Mirai Telugu Movie
Mirai has received a largely mixed-to-positive reception from critics. Across reviews, the film is praised for its visual spectacle, impressive VFX, and ambitious scale that blends mythology, fantasy, and anime-inspired elements. Teja Sajja is consistently appreciated for his dedication and screen presence, while Manchu Manoj emerges as the standout, commanding attention with his charisma and intensity. On the downside, several critics point out that while the film looks technically slick and has moments of grandeur, it suffers from generic storytelling, indulgent writing, and emotional detachment in places. Some felt the narrative lacked the depth to match its visual ambition, though others highlighted five strong sequences and a powerful background score that lift the experience. Overall, Mirai works as a grand theatrical experience that entertains despite flaws, with enough impact to leave audiences satisfied and curious for a possible sequel.
Verdict:
Mirai is a visually striking superhero-fantasy adventure that delivers engaging performances and spectacle, even if its emotional and narrative beats don’t always land. A worthy big-screen watch for fans of the genre, though not without shortcomings.
Anmol Jamwal - Tried & Refused Productions
Anmol Jamwal - Tried & Refused Productions
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Teja Sajja | |
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Manchu Manoj | |
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Ritika Nayak | |
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Shriya Saran | |
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Jayaram | |
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Jagapathi Babu | |
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Pawan Chopra | |
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Rajendranath Zutshi |
Director: Karthik Gattamneni
Producer: TG Vishwa Prasad
Production Company: People Media Factory
Music Director: Gowra Hari
Sound Designer: RaghuNath Kemisetty
Cinematographer: Karthik Gattamneni
Editor: A. Sreekar Prasad
Dialogue Writer: Manibabu Karanam
Action Choregraphers: Real Satish, Rabin Subbu, Pradeet Seelum
