Athidi

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Sify.com Run of the Mill

Mahesh Babu has done a neat job and established his professional poise once again as a highly talented actor among the younger generation heroes. With his stylish hairstyle and attentive dress code and simple mannerisms, Mahesh as Athidi just sizzles. Read More

GreatAndhra.com 3.25/5

First half of the film is with action episodes followed by some routine fights and some love track scenes between the hero and heroine. As the film approaches interval, seriousness starts surrounding. Second half is with heaviness of action. Read More

TeluguStyle.com

It is surprising to say that Rajiv Kanakala played the role of father of heroine. Kota Srinivasa Rao played the normal negative role as a politician whose dream is to become the home minister, there is no extra ordinary performance by him. Read More

TeluguCinema.com

Athidhi is very stylish movie. Mahesh Babu's debonair looks, stylish presentation and superior technical values make up the lack of entertainment and other lacunea. Despite its own share of flaws, on the whole, it is an average movie. Read More

IdleBrain.com 3/5

The last 30 minutes of the film are heavy. The positive aspects of the film are Mahesh Babu and few fight sequences. Read More

TotalTollywood.com 3/5

Production values of the film is very good as every frame looks rich - be it with sets or outdoors. Visual effects are also very good. Technically, it is the visual effects, cinematographer (Sameer Reddy) and editor (Gautam Raju) who gave their best to the director. Read More

NonstopCinema.com 3/5

Once again Mahesh became the saviour of the movie with his looks, performance and other such things. The new hairdo is excellent. He delivered the dialogues also with very good ease. Especially the dialogues like "Naaku Balupu" and "Yee Thella Tholu Venaka chaala…." Read More

CineGoer.com 3/5

The plot keeps the attention of the viewer intact. There could have been less of those 'clever' little u-turns and some more light moments. The stylized picturization, reasonably good music and performances, heavy action sequences and some touching moments make Athidi watchable. Read More

Galatta.com

Heroine Amrita Rao has done a neat job. Murali Sharma as the villain is very good. Kota, Nazar, Brahmanandam, Venu Madhav and others are routine. Read More