Keeda Cola Movie Review 🎥🎬

Tharun Bhascker who is known for making hit and pathbreaking movies like Pelli Choopulu and Ee Nagaraniki Emandi has come up with this crime comedy this time, Keeda Cola. The man also acted in a crucial role in Keeda Cola.

Crime comedies are one of the favorite genres of the audience and they mostly are interesting unless they have an extremely weak script or a stale comedy. We have seen many crime comedies like Brochevarevarura, Bhale Manchi Rou, and Sathigani Rendekaralu but only the engaging ones are only a few. This crime comedy Keedaa Cola from Tharun has the wacky comedy where it needs and brings out some good loud laughs but the script is too simple to make it a great watch.

The first half of Keeda Cola is mostly for establishing the characters and the plot and the comedy works here and there. Jeevan gets a meaty full-length role and his frustration fun works well. The second half gets a little better with more jokes all over. The track of Vasthu and Brahmanandam is not really great and the director could not use Brahmi to his full potential with the role he was given.

The script is so thin that most of the time the unconventional making keeps it going. There are a few scenes and characters that remind Guy Richie’s Lock Stock And Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch. The English-speaking comedy came out well every time. Tharun Bhascker dominates in his role with his screen presence and he is impressive. His Barbie comedy is not exciting but the conversation between Tharun and Vishnu Oi always brings fun. Interestingly there is no woman character in the whole movie.

Tharun Bhascker used many references from his movies like ‘Thagudam’ and others but only a few worked. The common character of Tharun Bhascker’s movies ‘Kaushik’ appears in Keeda Cola too, but could not match the previous two Kaushiks. Vivek Sagar’s background music and rap lyrics are saviors of Keeda Cola and the slow-motion scenes look good with it. The short run time is also an asset for Keeda Cola. Keeda Cola is mostly predictable and the climax is filled with rushed scenes and abrupt.

Overall, Tharun Bhascker’s Keeda Cola is a wacky crime comedy that works in parts and is a time-pass watch. If it needs to be compared to different genres of Tharun Bhascker’s previous films, Keeda Cola is the least best of all three.🎥🎬