Robinhood Movie Review Telugu: Nithiin & Sreeleela’s Heist Comedy Offers Fun & Entertainment

With much excitement and positive buzz, Nithiin and Sreeleela’s much-awaited heist comedy Robinhood finally hit the big screens today as a festive treat for Ugadi. This film, directed by Venky Kudumula, promises a mix of fun, action, and emotions. Let’s find out in this review if the movie lives up to expectations.

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Storyline:

The story follows Ram (played by Nithiin), an orphan who experiences poverty and hunger at a young age. To help others like him, he starts stealing money from the rich using clever tricks and gives it to the poor.

At the same time, a dangerous villain (played by Devadatta Nage) is planning to expand his illegal marijuana business worldwide. He sets his sights on a special type of marijuana grown in Rudrakonda village.

Meanwhile, Reena Vasudev (Sreeleela), daughter of Australian pharma company owner Abhinav Vasudev (Sijju), travels to Rudrakonda. What is the connection between her, the villain, and the AV Pharma company? Why is Ram traveling with Reena? How is the drug mafia boss David (played by cricketer David Warner) involved?
The answers to these questions are revealed on the big screen.

Robinhood Movie Review & Cast

Robinhood (2025) – Film Details

What’s Good:

Director Venky Kudumula once again proves his skill in blending comedy with emotions. Like his previous films, he adds his signature fun touch to Robinhood. His writing is sharp, and the movie’s first half is full of laugh-out-loud moments. The emotional scenes in the second half are well-handled, giving the story some depth.

Nithiin delivers a charming and balanced performance. His action scenes, comic timing, and emotional expressions are impressive. His chemistry with Sreeleela and Rajendra Prasad brings fun moments to the screen.
Sreeleela also does well in her role and entertains the audience with her natural performance and comic timing.

The main villain, Devadatta Nage, gives a solid and powerful performance. He looks convincing in his negative role. Supporting actors like Subhaleka Sudhakar and Lal deliver strong emotional scenes.
Vennela Kishore’s comedy works well and keeps the audience entertained.
A special mention goes to David Warner, who surprises everyone with his ease of acting and light, negative shade.

What Could Have Been Better

While the film is entertaining, the story could have been more gripping. The first half is engaging and fun, but the pace slows down in the second half. Some characters are missing for long periods, affecting the flow of the story.

The villain, who starts off strong, becomes less impactful by the climax. The humour also dips in the latter part of the film.

Additionally, although catchy, two songs in the movie break the story’s flow and feel unnecessary. Removing these songs and tightening the screenplay would have made the movie even better.

Technical Aspects

The production quality of Robinhood is decent. However, the VFX work could have been better. In some scenes, like a bloodstain on Nithiin’s face, the visual effects look artificial.

1. V. Prakash’s music supports the film well, and the cinematography is good. However, the editing could have been sharper, as some unnecessary songs slow down the pace.

Director Venky Kudumula excels at storytelling, comedy, and action sequences. His attention to detail is good, though some parts of the plot feel predictable, especially the drug mafia angle. Still, the emotional connection and the lead character’s motive are well-executed.

Final Verdict

Overall, Robin Hood is a fun, light-hearted movie with comedy, action, and emotions. Venky Kudumula’s direction and good performances from Nithiin, Sreeleela, and Devadatta Nage make it a decent entertainer.
Though a tighter screenplay and stronger second half could have improved it, it is still an enjoyable option for audiences looking for a fun weekend watch.