Brat (2025) Kannada Movie Reviews - Here are the Critics Reviews of Brat Movie starring Darling Krishna, Manisha Kandkur, Achyuth Kumar.
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| Movie/ Series Details |
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| Poster |
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| Cast | Darling Krishna, Manisha Kandkur, Achyuth Kumar |
| Director |
Shashank Taalya |
| Year | 2025 |
| Language |
Kannada |
REVIEWS
3.5/5 (Cinema Express)
In 'Brat', director Shashank explores a world where ambition collides with temptation and cricket betting leads to high-stakes gambles. The film offers a gripping narrative, especially in the first half, with Darling Krishna delivering a powerful performance as Kristy. The review praises the cinematography and music, noting the film's ability to mirror a cricket match in its structure and tension, ultimately being a worthwhile watch.
2.5/5 (India Today)
'Brat' from India Today offers a promising start but an outdated finish for Darling Krishna's entertainer. The performances are deemed mediocre due to a screenplay that restricts actors' abilities. The film is criticised for editing failures, inconsistent writing in the latter half, and a lacklustre execution despite a social message. It is ultimately seen as an average watch that neither bores nor fully engages.
2.5/5 (The Times of India)
The Times of India gives 'Brat' a 2.5/5, praising its strong start and impactful performances from Achyuth Kumar and Darling Krishna. However, the review notes a dip in momentum, with the second half dragging due to excessive drama and an unsatisfying climax. While technically well-executed with energetic music, the film offers little fresh perspective on betting or greed, but remains watchable for Krishna's performance and entertaining villains.
3.0/5 (Asianet)
Rajesh Duggumane of Asianet Newsable rates 'Brat' 3.5/5, praising Darling Krishna's performance in this fresh Kannada attempt at a cricket betting story. The film effectively portrays the world of betting and its consequences, offering a good message alongside humor and entertainment. The twists are a highlight, keeping the audience engaged, though the second half could use more momentum. Achyuth Kumar also delivers a strong performance as the struggling father.
3.5/5 (CiniMirror)
CiniMirror hails 'Brat' as a superb mass entertainer, comparing its gripping and unpredictable nature to an RCB cricket match. The film adeptly captures the middle-class dilemma between morality and ambition, externalizing this conflict between father and son. Darling Krishna's character arc from sacrificing ambitions to chasing wealth is well-portrayed. The review commends the strong cast, particularly Ramesh Indira and Dragon Manju, and praises the technical aspects like songs and fight sequences.
N/A (Udayavani)
Udayavani reviews 'Brat' focusing on a 'Middle-class boy's high-class dream'. The film explores the protagonist's aspirations and the social commentary related to his ambitions. While specific details are brief in the snippet, the central theme revolves around an individual's journey from humble beginnings towards higher societal standing or wealth.
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