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Synopsis:

Lenin is a rural action-drama directed by Murali Kishor Abburu, marking Akhil Akkineni’s return to the screen after a three-year hiatus.

CAST: Akhil Akkineni, Bhagyashri Borse, Easwari Rao, Brahmaji, Pramod Panju, Shatru and Others.

TELUGU SWAG RATING: [usr 2.75]

Top Reviewers:

TELUGU360.COM (Rating: 2.75/5):

After a decent first half and superb Interval blocks, the second half maintains the intensity. Don’t walk in expecting a commercial entertainer filled with comedy. Lenin is a serious, intense rural drama. If you’re in the mood for a story driven by emotions, and sustained dramatic tension, it is likely to work for you. Akkineni fans obviously will love this film. Watch it in theaters.

GREAT ANDHRA (Rating: 3/5):

Lenin has an interesting central idea and delivers a better second half than its routine first half. Akhil gives one of his better performances, and Thaman’s background score adds considerable strength to the film. Despite uderdeveloped characters, and predictable storytelling, Lenin has enough drama to keep the viewers hooked for the most part.

GULTE.COM (Rating: 2.75/5):

Ultimately, Lenin works more as a testament to Akhil Akkineni’s growth as a performer than as a consistently engaging film. While the second half offers enough moments to improve the overall experience, inconsistent writing and underdeveloped drama prevent it from realizing the full potential of its premise.

123TELUGU.COM (Rating: 3/5):

On the whole, Lenin is a decent commercial revenge drama that gives Akhil the commercial outing he has long been waiting for. Akhil’s performance, Bhagyashri Borse’s screen presence, Thaman’s rousing score, and a couple of well-executed twists work in the film’s favour. On the flip side, a few underdeveloped characters, a slightly lengthy runtime, unnecessary songs, and a somewhat predictable plot hold it back. Despite its shortcomings, Lenin emerges as a passable commercial entertainer that makes for a decent weekend watch.

TIMES OF INDIA (Rating: 3.25/5):

Lenin starts with an engaging premise and effectively blends romance, village politics, and mythology-inspired storytelling. However, the large number of villains, the lack of enough depth and power in some antagonist characters, and an underwhelming climax reduce the film’s overall impact. Despite following a familiar commercial template, the film remains watchable for Akhil Akkineni’s action performance, Bhagyashri Borse’s screen presence, and the chemistry between the lead pair.

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