After Sekhar Kammula's 'Anand' received a huge thumbs up from the audiences,he then came with the soft,comforting and calm Godavari. A film that all of us enjoyed and have watched multiple times,in this episode,Prabhath and I talk about what really makes this film stand out from the director's filmography and also try and dissect why a lot of us managed to connect with it.

Although not his first successful film,Vetrimaaran's Asuran received heavy applause from all around the country.In the third special and final episode of this season,Anand and I talk about our opinions on this film and try and understand the reasons for it's massive success,while also discussing about Vetrimaaran's other films and the various themes that he's explored in them.

Underappreciated when released,Guntur Talkies managed to get an almost 'cult' sort of following years after it's release.The adult crime comedy received backlash for it's promotions and posters,however a majority of the audience seemed to enjoy it after it was out on Youtube and Prime Video.In today's episode,Praneeth and I talk about what we liked in this film,why this one stands out amongst the others that released in the same year and also where we think Telugu cinema is heading today.

I always believe that the way a story is told is more important than the story itself and 2018's Tholiprema proves that right.With a not-so-complex plot and relatable set ups,the film is a refreshing experience and in today's episode I talk about why Tholiprema actually stands out from films of the same genre and what it gets right and wrong.

Easily one of the best Telugu films in the last decade,Brochevarevarura raised the standards of the crime comedy genre with smart writing, hilarious dialogues and some brilliant performances.In this week's episode,Likith and I talk about what actually makes this film such a perfect one and also discuss the way people received this film and whether or not we think audience today are ready for completely out of the box scripts.

Orange was one of those films with spot on characters and writing but unfortunately disappointed the audience back when it released.In this episode of Ten Out Of Ten I talk about why Orange didn't work back in 2010 and also try and answer the question of whether or not it'd have a different result if released today.

Most of the gangster films that we see tend to have a central flawless protagonist who we end up admiring,however Gangs Of Wasseypur breaks all the rules of traditional Indian cinema and gives us characters,violence,bloodshed and even humor that we wouldn't have seen in any other Bollywood film!In the second special episode of Ten Out Of Ten,I along with my friend Dhruva talk about the two parts of this movie and why it's still being called a 'cult' classic years after it's release.

I like to think of Magadheera as the most debatable Rajamouli film from his filmography and in this episode of Ten Out Of Ten I try and explain what makes this film better than the director's films before this one and also talk about the screenplay of Magadheera and the off-beat midpoint execution.

Easily considered as one of the best thrillers Telugu cinema has seen in the last decade,Goodachari managed to connect with the audience while staying true to it's story and genre.In this episode I talk about what worked for this film and why it's different than any other films of the same theme.

Though it recovered the money that it spent,Saaho still failed to impress a large chunk of the audience.In this episode of Ten Out Of Ten,I along with my friend Agraj talk about what actually went wrong with Saaho,and why it couldn't create an impact despite it's heavy production values.