By OM

Story : 

Bhaskar (Sree Vishnu) who is in a troubled marriage with Vidya (Sunaina), poses as a Techie to cultivate another relationship, with Sanjana (Megha Akash). To manage this lifestyle he turns to small robberies. But Sanjana finds out that he is married and already has a son which leads to a lot of intervening fates and unintentional fun.

Performances:

Sree Vishnu came out with a memorable performance which will rank in the Top 3 acts of his career so far!. Sunaina is a surprise package!. Megha is adequate and apt. Ravibabu gets a meaty and well enacted Supporting role with negative shades. Gangavva is an asset.

 

Technical Departments:

 

Music: Good. Background score is even better.

Cinematography: Decent.

Editing: Good.

Analysis : 

`Raja Raja Chora` is a pretty decent crime comedy which has an interesting story and loveable characters. The film offers ample entertainment but without deviating even an inch away from the core subject. Director Hasith deserves applause for handling his debut film with such an ease. His Soulfully Quirky Narration and Detailing is very impressive and the intervening layers and episodes have come out really well. On the flip-side, it can feel like a little dragged affair at times. But This is the best film to have come out from Tollywood after the CoVID 2nd wave break,  critically speaking. Go watch it!.

Plus:

1. Narration

2. Entertainment 

3. Music

Minus:

1. Dragged here and there.

Movie Rating: 3/5 

Box-office Verdict : 

It remains to be seen whether the film can outrightly succeed at the Box-office considering the challenging situation. Nevertheless, the Producers opted for Own Release and they will certainly be safe.

Ratings :

1 - Stay Away

2 - Poor

2.5 - So-So

3 - Watchable

3.5 - Good

4 - Very Good

4.5 - Outstanding

5 - Out of this World