Kirrak Party Review

The Telugu remake of the Kannada blockbuster Kirik Party hit theatres today. The Telugu movie titled Kirrak Party features Nikhil Sidharth, Simran Pareenja and Samyukta Hedge in the lead roles. The story penned by Rishab Shetty had drawn widespread appreciation from the audience and critics alike after its release in Kannada. So expectations are riding high on this movie in Tollywood as well. Does the movie live up to the hype? Let's find out in the Kirrak Party Movie Review.

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Kirrak Party Story/Plot

Kirrak Party story revolves around the life of students on the campus, the fun, mischiefs, struggles they face on a daily basis. The best part about the movie is that it is a funny take on a student's life even though there is a message at the end. Nikhil has his gang of friends who get along like a house on fire. However, he dabbles with friendship, love, heartache and Self discovery in the college years, thanks to the two women who enter his life. How he deals with situations and discovers his other side forms the Crux of the story.

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Kirrak Party Review: The film has a youth connect and is sure to leave the college kids impressed. No matter what age group, you will certainly have scenes you can relate to. To say Telugu cinema has finlly got a movie in this genre to call its own would be an understatement. The audience will walk out of the theatre with a smile and lines to ponder over. The film is not only a light-hearted take on a student's life but also subtly highlights problems faced by them in the present age. Particularly, the first girl's exit is thought-provoking. There will be a lot of nostalgic moments that gives you a deja vu feeling. Most importantly, the dialogue writer has rewritten parts of the script to suit palatte of Telugu sensibilities.

Plus

Dialogues and one liners

Lead actors

college scenes

Minus

In certain parts the film might seem a little long

Verdict: After Happy days, this is one movie we have all been waiting for to relive our college days. Go, watch it. Nikhil has a winner in his hand.