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Telugu Review

Movie Name : Irumudi

Release Date : August 21, 2026
123telugu.com Rating : 3.5/5
Starring : Raviteja, Priya Bhavani Shankar, Sai Kumar, Baby Nakshathra and Others
Director : Shiva Nirvana
Producers : Naveen Yerneni & Y. Ravi Shankar
Music Director : G. V. Prakash Kumar
Cinematographer : Vishnu Sharma
Editor : Prawin Pudi

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After a while, a film of Mass Maharaja Ravi Teja, Irumudi, arrived with solid expectations. The movie directed by Shiva Nirvana features Priya Bhavani Shankar and Baby Nakshatra in key roles. Let’s see how the film is.

Story:

Trinadh (Ravi Teja), a resident of Polluru and an Ayyappa Swamy devotee, owns a banana plantation and loves his daughter Manemma (Baby Nakshatra) to the core. Whatever happens, Manemma tells her father everything, which sometimes leads Trinadh into tussles with some people. Manemma and the village girls go to a neighbouring village for high school, leading to a series of unexpected events that draw Trinadh into action.

Plus Points:

When was the last time we saw a Telugu film with a screenplay that sticks to the story throughout its runtime without any deviations? Well, if you have felt this issue in our industry films lately, then Irumudi is the remedy.

Kudos to Shiva Nirvana for his honest storytelling without including any commercial elements that are not needed for the plot. Not even one scene feels unnecessary in the whole movie. This happens very rarely, and credit where it’s due.

The father-daughter bond is superbly showcased, and it is the biggest draw of Irumudi without an iota of doubt. The combination scenes of Ravi Teja and Baby Nakshatra are beautifully designed and tug at the heartstrings.

Behind the Mass Maharaja persona, there is an extraordinary actor in Ravi Teja whom we haven’t witnessed in recent times. Irumudi brings out the performer in Ravi Teja in full display, and it’s a delight to watch our childhood hero at his best. We only see Trinadh and not Ravi Teja on the screen. Well, when a great actor gets scope to perform, this will be the kind of output. It’s difficult not to fall in love with Ravi Teja’s performance and his heartwarming moments with the child actress.

Baby Nakshatra did a stupendous job. She is adorable and leaves a solid impact by the time the film concludes. Priya Bhavani Shankar, Sai Kumar, Ramesh Indira, and others did well in their respective roles. The intense moments are brilliantly handled with a raw and natural touch, making them all the more impactful.

Minus Points:

In the initial portions of the film, the pacing is slightly slow, and there are visible lip-sync issues in this part, which could have been taken care of. The second half has a few dips at times.

When we look at the crime angle and the big twists, the writing doesn’t feel great, as we have seen similar themes earlier too. But as mentioned earlier, the film wins us over with its honest storytelling.

Technical Aspects:

GV Prakash Kumar’s songs and background score do complete justice to the film. The devotional touch and the rustic nature of the film are neatly brought to life by the music composer. Vishnu Sharma’s cinematography neatly captures the scenic locations of Sileru, making the film visually strong.

The production values are neat, and the editing is satisfactory. Shiva Nirvana’s storytelling is captivating. His making is influenced by films like Rangasthalam and Naa Peru Shiva. Drawing inspiration from other films isn’t wrong, and what matters the most is delivering a good product. Shiva Nirvana scores distinction in this regard. More Telugu films should take the Irumudi route by avoiding unwanted aspects in the name of commercialization.

Verdict:

On the whole, Irumudi is a beautiful emotional ride laced with intense moments and honest storytelling. The Ayyappa Swamy backdrop, father-daughter emotion, Ravi Teja’s spellbinding performance, and, most importantly, the screenplay that stays true to its subject make Irumudi an impactful film. There are a few slow moments, and the themes explored aren’t unique, but the sincere and emotional storytelling overpowers the minor flaws. Ravi Teja is back with a bang. Go for it.

123telugu.com Rating: 3.5/5

Reviewed by 123telugu Team

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Objection My Lord

Movie Name : Objection My Lord
Streaming Date : July 31, 2026
Streaming Platform : ZEE5
123telugu.com Rating : 3/5

Starring : Srikanth, Mukesh Rishi, Ananya, Snehal, Sameer and Others
Director : Santosh Ayyappan
Producers : Raj Kumar Akella
Music Directors : Arun Chiluveru
Cinematographer  : Suryaa
Editor : Kishore

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A new Telugu web series titled Objection My Lord featuring Srikanth in the lead role is now available for streaming on ZEE5. Let’s see how the show is.

Story:

Narayana (Rayala Harishchandra) approaches the police to report his daughter Sameera’s kidnapping, but when they pay no attention, he moves the High Court. As even the lawyers refuse to take up the case due to a lack of proper information, Narayana dies by suicide on the court premises. Disturbed by his death, advocate Parashuram (Srikanth) files a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) and fights for justice. Does he win the case? What happened to Sameera? Does she really exist? Why didn’t the police register the complaint? What challenges did Parashuram face while fighting the case? The answers form the crux of the story.

Plus Points:

Objection My Lord is an honest and well-intentioned attempt that leaves a decent impact. What initially begins as a kidnap case gradually delves into a different issue altogether while delivering a social message. The narrative is neatly-paced, and there some surprise elements to keep us hooked.

The courtroom exchanges between Srikanth and Mukesh Rishi are designed in a filmy style that drives the story forward and makes the proceedings engaging. The approach is simplistic but remains engaging at the same time.

Srikanth shoulders the series with his captivating performance. He is looked down upon by everyone in the court, and an incident completely shatters his confidence. As a person who is ridiculed by his colleagues and suffers from low self-confidence, Srikanth does a terrific job.

Ananya Sharma provides solid support as Srikanth’s assistant. It is after her entry that the protagonist gains confidence and begins to improve. Sameer, Gemini Suresh, Rayala Harishchandra, and Snehal Kamat are good in their respective supporting roles.

Minus Points:

The final episode appears somewhat rushed and could have been better executed, as it forms the heart of the series. Had the crucial revelation happened a bit earlier, the impact could have been much greater. At times, the series gets a bit generic. A few scenes also feature lip-sync issues.

Srikanth’s dynamic with his family is underexplored. We are shown that his son has issues with him, but the presentation lacks depth. As a result, the family angle adds to the runtime without providing much value.

Technical Aspects:

The production design by Brahma Kadali is solid, as the courtroom setup appears authentic. The music by Arunn Chiluveru and the editing by Sai Kishore Kornani are neat. The production values are good.

Suryaa serves as both the cinematographer and showrunner for Objection My Lord. His camera work is effective. Santhosh Ayyappan’s direction is decent. The show has the potential to be even better, but despite its shortcomings, it remains a watchable fare.

Verdict:
On the whole, Objection My Lord is a decent courtroom drama with a social message. The series doesn’t break new ground, but it remains watchable thanks to its good performances and crisp runtime. Srikanth anchors this honest attempt with a sincere performance, and there are a few surprises that keep the proceedings engaging. The climax revelation appears rushed, and the protagonist’s family track could have been depicted better. If you like courtroom dramas, Objection My Lord can be given a try.

123telugu.com Rating: 3/5
Reviewed by 123telugu Team 

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