Tees Maar Khan 2022 Telugu Movie Review & Ratings | Hit or Flop? - OTT Updates

Adi Saikumar’s Tees Maar Khan Movie Review: Adi Saikumar has primarily acted in romantic comedies, but he has also appeared in a few forgotten action films. Despite this, he produced the action film that was released on August 19, 2022. Without further ado, let’s go to the in-depth analysis and determine whether or not the film is worth watching.

Story

College student Tees Maar Khan has always wished to work for the police. When he finally joins the force, he finds himself in conflict with a prominent man with ties to organised crime. After Khan’s sister and brother-in-law are murdered, the plot suddenly takes a tragic turn.

Cast & Crew

In addition to Adi Saikumar and Payal Rajput, Sunil, Poorna, Kabir Singh, and Anoop Singh Thakur play supporting parts in the film directed by Kalyanji Gogana. M N Bal Reddy directs the film’s cinematography, and Sai Karthik composed the soundtrack.

Movie Name	Tees Maar Khan
Director	Kalyanji Gogana
Music Director	Sai Karthik
Producer	Nagam Tirupathi Reddy
Genre	Action Drama
Cast	Adi Saikumar, Payal Rajput, Sunil, Poorna, Kabir Singh, and Anoop Singh Thakur
Editor	Manikanth

Movie Verdict

You are the centre of attention, Tees Maar Khan Tees Maar Khan’s title relates to the protagonist’s bold and dashing attributes, which we see in Adi Saikumar’s performance. The film contains all aspects, however none of them are captivating for the duration. The main character acts in a boisterous, student, and police manner throughout the entire film.
Sisterly love takes a back place and loses some of its punch when the hero enters the commercial area, where it doesn’t quite land as well as it could.
The two-hour running period of Tees Maar Khan may cause some viewers to wonder why they are watching it and what the point is; yet, a beach song and a few action sequences keep your attention.
Adi, who has tried his luck over the years without success, should at least now realise and hopefully make wise choices in narrative selections; unfortunately, he is merely adequate, Payal Rajput has no room for performance as she appears to be dedicated solely to songs, and the rest of the cast performed admirably.
We can only hope that Kalyanji Gogana can make a comeback with new stories, as he absolutely failed to engage his audience.
The technical quality of Tees Maar Khan is only average since M N Bal Reddy’s cinematography is horrible because he exploits outmoded imagery, Sai Karthik’s songs are poor because they do not fit the situation effectively, and the other technical departments performed what was required to make the film successful.
In conclusion, Tees Maar Khan is a commercial film that will appeal only to those who enjoy commercial films.