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Sibi Chakk
In the film, Ravi Teja’s acting was good.
The casting was good. And the film did not bore. The screenplay writing was good. GV Prakash’s music was good.
Ravi Teja as the father and his daughter — that chemistry was good. The emotional scenes, especially the emotional scenes that came in the second half, worked out well. And one twist in the second half — that twist was also good.
They could have added a few more mass scenes. If they had added them, it would have been better. Next, they could have added two or three more spiritual scenes, since the film is about Irumudi and Ayyappa. It would have been even better.
But overall this is a good film. A decent, good film. You can watch this film. Family audience will like this film.
19 Sep’26 17:42
Abin Babu
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Shridhar Manivannan
"Irumudi" feels like a hollywood style small town mystery thriller presented
with deep rooted indian masala film sensibility and the emotions work largely!
Though the film got
MAISON DU CINÉMA
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Vadisha Anil
52/100
The Cine Column
Setting aside his usual over‑the‑top, mass masala action‑heavy star persona,
Ravi Teja as Trinadh embraces a rooted, emotionally grounded performance in Irumudi, a rural drama
Soumajit Das
Family drama and thriller
🍿 Popcorn Scale
Irumudi is a very different Ravi Teja film.
Instead of the usual mass hero, he plays Trinadha, a father whose entire world revolves around his daughter. The father-daughter
Cinema B.E
After Maharaja, I liked this screenplay idea & execution earlier the scene
starts with don't to use horn sounds (warning send by RT's men) that disturbes the RT's girl child and I
Roops Aventatator
Irumudi is a surprisingly well-made thriller, especially during its final 45
minutes.
The film would have worked even better for me if the writing had given us small glimpses or
Thala Buddy
Rohan Nagar
More people need to watch this movie.
Telugu cinema strikes again.
Irumandi was a good film overall, there is mass but Ravi Teja’s character is a lot more rooted and not