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Matti Kusthi Movie Review In Telugu: People have been talking about it in Telugu ever since rumours spread that Mass Maha Raja Ravi Teja was involved in making the movie. After the trailer for the movie came out, there was a lot more interest. The movie Matti Kusthi, which people were very excited to see, is now out. Even though Ratchasan Vishnu Vishal’s second movie, FIR, didn’t do as well as his first, his popularity has gone up by two times.

Story

The main character, Veera (Vishnu Vishal), is a man from a small village who has no goals in life. But when his parents got married, he followed suit and married Keerthy because he wanted a submissive partner, just like his parents. As the story goes on, it becomes clear that Veera’s identity is made up. She may seem scared of her own family, but in the hamlet, she is a very bold and aggressive young woman. They often fight with each other because they like to argue passionately. Do you know when we’ll be able to see them both? The story then focuses on Veera’s attempts to do well in Kusthi sports.

Cast & Crew

Aishwarya Lekshmi, Gajaraj, Karunas, Sreeja Ravi, Munishkanth, Kaali Venkat, Redin Kingsley, Hareesh Peradi, Ajay, and Shatru also have parts in the movie. Gajaraj, Karunas, Sreeja Ravi, and Munishkanth are also in the movie. The job of directing was split between Justin Prabhakaran, Richard M. Nathan, and Chella Ayyavu. Production was run by RTTeamworks and Vishnu Vishal Studioz.

Movie Name	Matti Kusthi
Director	Chella Ayyavu
Music Director	Justin Prabhakaran
Producer	RTTeamworks, Vishnu Vishal Studioz
Genre	Action, Comedy Drama
Cast	Vishnu Vishal, Aishwarya Lekshmi, Gajaraj, Karunas, Sreeja Ravi, Munishkanth, Kaali Venkat, Redin Kingsley, Hareesh Peradi, Ajay, Shatru
Cinematography	Richard M Nathan

Movie Verdict

As it introduces the two main characters, the first half of the movie is funny and just the right amount of funny. But many of the first-half scenes are more realistic because they show a husband and wife having fun with their egos. Even though these parts might keep your attention, they do nothing to move the story forward. We stopped reading because the story’s beginning is boring. The first half of the movie is boring and not very funny or exciting.

At first, Veera’s tricks seemed funny, but when we found out what he was really trying to do, they took on a new meaning. The second act of the story, on the other hand, hits the right emotional note and makes the audience care about what happens to the characters. From the first half to the beginning of the second, the trend changes.

Vishnu Vishal showed in a convincing way how hard Veera is. Aishwarya Lekshmi won the award for best actress. She did a great job playing both the angry and kind girl. The rest of the cast did an excellent job, too. Both of his choices were great, but the second one is funnier to watch on film. During the competition, Gajaraj, Karunas, Sreeja Ravi, Munishkanth, Kaali Venkat, Redin Kingsley, Harsh Peradi, Ajay, and Shatru all did their best.

Even though Chella Ayyavu is a talented writer, his attempt to combine a love story with a sporting event didn’t work. He was able to add humour, though, which may have won the hearts of his listeners.

The main problem with the movie was that the cinematography by Richard M. Nathan was too bright and made the movie look old. The music, which was written by Justin Prabhakaran, was the weakest part of an otherwise great show.

Matti Kusthi rarely had more than one big hit with his music.

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