KCR Movie Review

Keshav Chandra Ramavat (KCR) tells the story of a young man from Warangal, inspired by KCR’s leadership during the Telangana movement. Keshav, a tribal youth, refuses to marry his childhood love, Manju, believing a better marriage will improve his family's future. This decision causes tension in his village, prompting him to travel to Hyderabad, hoping to meet KCR and solve his village’s issues, including the threat of a ring road project.

The film captures Keshav’s emotional journey, from his childhood admiration for KCR to his struggles in the city. With powerful dialogues highlighting Telangana’s progress under KCR, the film emphasizes themes of loyalty, ambition, and self-respect. The climax, where Keshav confronts challenges with determination, makes for a satisfying conclusion.

Rocking Rakesh shines in the lead role, with strong performances from Ananya Krishnan and Mime Madhu. Directed by Garudavega Anji, the film offers an emotional, inspiring story of a young man’s journey to fulfill his dreams while staying true to his roots.