(Disclaimer: This is my first movie review!) After watching this movie, I must say that I was humbly impressed. What seemed like a childish premise turned out to be pretty damn well executed. Plot: Your standard South Indian-revenge story, but the direction is excellent. The second half of this movie is far more riveting and involved than the first half. If the first half could have been tighter and more fluid (Nani's performance is mostly wasted), then I'd say that this was a perfectly executed film. The gradual degradation of Sudeep's character is portrayed well without many wavering distractions/diversions. Overall : 7/10Acting: Sudeep is excellent. Handles himself with grit, emotion, and vigorous fury throughout the film. Samantha is strictly average. Nothing outstanding about her performance, but she doesn't mess up anywhere. Nani is wasted. His pathetic attempts to woe Samantha are straight up funny and very clichéd. The rest of the supporting cast is strictly average. Overall: 6/10Music: Average. Nothing more, nothing less. 5/10Cinematography/Special Effects: Outstanding in my opinion. The CGI is really impressive, and it is especially cool to observe the fly getting its upgrades with the micro scale goggles and protection. Overall: 9/10From these brief evaluations, I'd give this movie a 7/10. Don't discard the initial incredulity this movie possesses. Watch it, you won't be very disappointed.

I saw the Hindi dubbed version of the film out of curiosity with all the hype surrounding it. And u loved it! This film's brilliance can be mainly attributed to its creative storyline and fabulous visuals. Makkhi is thoroughly defined in its physical features, and the micro art aspect is well thought out. The story is that of typical rebirth with a mega twist. One that seems incredible, but is fabulously presented with heart warming sentiments. I liked the villain who looked perfectly lecherous, and harassed in the latter half. The heroine could have acted better though. The love story is sweet, and the fact that the movie never gets too depressing is the one I appreciate. It maintains a healthy balance of emotion and fun. This outlandish piece of work is a must watch. Kudos to the courage of the director!

Honestly speaking I watched this movie after watching Baahubali.I was looking for Rajamouli's profile and this was rightfully highly rated. Based on the two movies, One can say that Rajamouli doesn't believe in subtlety,his ideas are bold and execution very much in your face. It might make a new viewer a bit apprehensive about watching the movie based on the trailer because lets face it graphics might not be bad but not great either and some scenes look as if they are from a kid cartoon show nevertheless be prepared to be amused once you start watching the movie. It is a very well acted movie and doesn't loose grip over viewer throughout the movie.It has tender moments,comic moments,action,romance,occult,sacrifice and the list of emotions keeps going on. Very few movies have the capability of engaging both the kids and adults,thankfully it is one of them.

This is a wild idea converted into a wonderful fantasy. Hard to believe it's an Indian work of cinematic art. If same movie would have been made my Pixar, it might have received the best Oscar for live animation and I am not talking about animation technology here, I am talking about the character development of Makkhi which at the end feels like a superhero. The idea is a winner but the screenplay is so rich in imagination that it makes you believe whatever happens on screen. At one time when 'tantrik' came into the picture, I thought they are going to ruin the fun as usually happens with bollywood fictions but I am glad I was wrong. Hats off to the director and his team.