Ram Charan's 'Game Changer' Garners Mixed Reviews for Political Drama
Shankar's Telugu debut delivers high-energy performances but struggles with coherence and originality.
- Ram Charan stars in dual roles as an IAS officer and his activist father, delivering a standout performance in the flashback sequences.
- The film explores themes of electoral corruption and political reform but relies heavily on familiar tropes and predictable storytelling.
- Critics praise the second half, particularly the emotional depth of the flashback involving Ram Charan's Appanna and Anjali's Parvathy, while the first half is noted as incoherent and overstuffed.
- Shankar's trademark lavish visuals and Thaman's music receive acclaim, though the screenplay lacks the innovation seen in the director's earlier works.
- Audience reactions are divided, with fans lauding Ram Charan's performance and production values, while detractors point out logical inconsistencies and underdeveloped characters.