Bagheera Early Reviews: Audience Praises the Superhero Thriller, Calling It a “Blockbuster” with “Mass Appeal”

The much-awaited Kannada superhero film Bagheera, starring Sriimurali, hit theaters today (October 31). In the movie, Sriimurali plays a dedicated cop by day and a fearless vigilante by night, with the story penned by KGF fame writer Prashanth Neel. Here’s a look at the early reactions from the audience.

One enthusiastic viewer shared, “Sriimurali hits the bull’s eye. Bagheera is a blockbuster.” Another fan, who caught the first-day-first-show (FDFS) screening in Connecticut, USA, said, “Great performance by Sriimurali and Rukmini Vasanth.” Another netizen mentioned the movie’s pacing, saying, “The second half is even better than the first, with an intense suspenseful climax.”

Bagheera Early Reviews: Audience Praises the Superhero Thriller, Calling It a “Blockbuster” with “Mass Appeal”

Praise for the background music (BGM) was also notable, with a fan stating, “The first 40 minutes are intense, and B Ajaneesh Loknath’s BGM is top-notch.” Another viewer predicted the film’s success, writing, “Indian cinema will witness the rage of the lion today.” Highlighting the film’s technical achievements, one reviewer noted, “The visuals are stunning, and Sriimurali delivers his best. The masked man’s scenes and the intense action keep you hooked. The last 45 minutes of the first half are exactly what fans wanted.”

Some reviewers had constructive feedback as well. One viewer mentioned, “At first, the screenplay feels scattered, but it soon settles into a smooth flow.” Another comment pointed out that while Rukmini Vasanth’s role was limited, it didn’t detract from the action-packed story. “The first half is great, let’s see how the second half goes,” one user added.

A fan confidently declared Bagheera as the “Blockbuster of the year.” Directed by Dr. Suri, the film also stars Rukmini Vasanth, Prakash Raj, and Sudha Rani in key roles, making it a must-watch for Kannada cinema fans seeking a blend of superhero action and gripping storytelling.

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