Hippi

Its also a film that believes showcasing a character (JD Chakravarthy), whos the Vice President of a tech company, squeezing his female employees inappropriately and forcing them to hug another male colleague to cheer him up is completely okay. ( Read More )

Hippi takes up a not so new subject and presents romantic moments, double meaning lines and glamour rather unabashedly. The second half comes undone, the heros character is under written, and the climax is vapid. But the music and other technical departments (including costumes) do an able job. ( Read More )

What initially seemed like a promising romantic comedy is undone by Krishnas unoriginal ideas, which shows his disconnect with todays ever evolving relationship rules. ( Read More )

Hemanth Kumar

Karthikeyas pointless romantic drama is like his t shirts hip but awkward ( Read More )

Verdict: A tangy, youthful, and romantic movie. Post his blockbuster celluloid debut, Kartikeya Gummakonda is back with yet another romantic movie titled Hippi, directed by T. N. Krishna of the Sillunu Oru Kadhal fame, which happens to be his directorial debut in Telugu. Also making their foray into Telugu cinema is Digangana Suryavanshi of the Jalebi and Rangeela Raja fame, paired opposite Kartik... ( Read More )