Starring: Sree Vishnu, Megha Akash, Srikanth Iyyengar, Sunaina and others
Producer: Vishwa Prasad TG, Abhishek Agarwal
Director: Hasith Goli
D.O.P: Veda Raman Sankaran
Music Director: Vivek Sagar
Editor: Viplav Nyshadam

iQlikmovies Rating: 2.75/5

Raja Raja Chora is one of the new releases in the Tollywood film industry. Sree Vishnu, Megha Akash and Sunainaa are playing the lead roles. Hasith Goli is the new director making his debut. Check out the film's review.

Story:
Bhasker (Sree Vishnu) works in a xerox shop but he lies to everyone that he is a software engineer. Bhasker tells the same to Sanjana (Megha Akash). At the same time, Bhasker also starts attempting small-time thefts.

Sanjana then comes to know that Bhasker is already married which is the twist in the tale. Who is Bhasker? What actually happens in life? What is the truth? How did the film come to an end? forms the story of the film.

Performances:
When compared to his previous films, Sree Vishnu attempted a different character in the film, with his unique comedy timing. He brought laughs with his unique characterization. Especially in the scenes of the first half, there are interesting scenes. The subtle performance of the actor is impressive.

Megha Akash's screen presence is attractive. Sunainaa is a fresh breeze. Her character came out well. Ravi Babu played his part well and entertained everyone. Tanikella Bharani's role is also entertaining. The rest of the cast made their presence felt.

Technical Aspects:
Director Hasith Goli came up with a script by balancing comedy and emotions equally. The second half could need better execution. The camera work of the film is good. The visuals are good.

Music director Vivek Sagar has scored beautiful compositions and his score came out well too. The editing is nice. The production values are grand too.

Review:
For director Hasith, this is the first film and he ran the film in an entertaining manner. In the second half, there is a message and also some entertaining elements. The screenplay is good and the comedy elements worked out well. The first half of the film is entertaining but the second half runs on a slow note. The director penned interesting sequences in the beginning to raise the curiosity around the film. For comedy, the film unit added some cinematic elements which worked in parts. The director could have shown the emotional track of the second half in a detailed manner. The film's story is impressive and the ending is good in parts.

Plus Points:
Performances
Music
Comedy
Story

Minus Points:
Slow second half
Few lags

Final Verdict: Raja Raja Chora is an impressive emotional drama with good humor!