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Moviekoop

Reviewed by: Moviekoop | Rating:

Get the facts straight to make things exciting and make people watch. Ntr’s son in the lead leaves no room for the director and the story writer to get the facts right. NTR has been shown like a God. Even though the character has always been a peoples person. The movie seems too good to be true. That’s all! Read full review

Times of India

Reviewed by: Suhas Yellapantula | Rating:

Just over a month after its first part NTR: Kathanayakudu, the much-awaited political journey of former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister NT Rama Rao came to life in Krish Jagarlamudi’s NTR: Mahanayakudu. Right at the outset, the audience has an idea about what’s going to unfold in front of them for the next couple of hours – NTR’s political journey is well documented after all. And yet, the filmmaker seems confused about what kind of a film he wants it to be – a love story or a dramatic thriller – and as the film progresses, it becomes a mix of both, and less of a biopic that it’s meant to be. Read full review

India Today

Reviewed by: Janani K | Rating:

Director Krish Jagarlamudi does not waste time and delves straight into NTR Mahanayakudu from where he left the first part, NTR Kathanayakudu, which is the announcement of Telugu Desam Party (TDP). What happens next projects NTR as a man who has no bad intention at all. A man who wants to do good for the people and not take anything in return. Perhaps that statement is the agenda of the film too. NTR Mahanayakudu is a clever film that concentrates only on the good parts of NTR's life. Read full review