Ugram Twitter Review: 'Film Could Use Some...,' Here's What Netizens Have To Say About Allari Naresh's Flick!

Ugram Twitter Review: Allari Naresh hit the screens in a cop action thriller titled 'Ugram', helmed by Vijay Kanakamedala. The movie marks the second collaboration of the actor and director after an experimental film Naresh had successfully attempted in the form of Naandhi.

Upon its release all over the world, Ugram was met with a mixed reaction from fans of the actor and critics. When the film's trailer was released, it managed to win the attention of regular Telugu movie buffs, who liked the mass-y and high-action performance of Allari Naresh. His blood-soaked avatar and the action sequences have impressed his fans big time, setting the right pre-release buzz.

Ugram Twitter Review

A few movie enthusiasts who watched the early shows of Ugram, shared their opinion about the movie through their social media handles. Check out a few of their reactions here, which help you decide to book your tickets for Ugram, this weekend.

Ugram Story

In the movie, Naresh will be seen in the role of a cop. He and his family suffer due to antagonists and in the underline, the hero tries to find out and bring to the fore the missing persons, who were unaccounted for, during the COVID lockdown.

Ugram Cast

The Allari Naresh-starrer features Allari Naresh as CI K Shiva Kumar. Mirnaa Menon, who made her debut in Tollywood was seen in the role of Shiva Kumar's wife. In addition, the lead pair, Indraja, Sharath Lohithaswa, Shatru, Srinivas Sai, Manikanta Varanasi, Ramesh Reddy, Naga Mahesh, Koushik Mahata, and baby Uha Reddy among others were seen playing important roles in Ugram.

Ugram Crew

The movie was bankrolled by Sahu Garapati and Harish Peddi under the Shine Screens banner. The story was written by Toom Venkat and Abburi Ravi worked on the dialogues for the film. Vijay Kanakamedala wrote Ugram's screenplay along with the direction. Sricharan Pakala and Chota K Prasad worked as the film's musician and Editor, respectively. Siddharth J cranked the camera.

Ugram was released on about 515 screens all over the world with about 110 of them only in the Nizam area. The film's business is valued at Rs 6 Crore and for the break-even target, Allari Naresh's new film has to earn about Rs 6.50 Crore.