SRT Entertainments New Record With 3 Movies- Matka, Mechanic Rocky, Vikkatakavi Releasing In November

SRT Entertainments is one of the popular production houses in Tollywood and the banner is making back-to-back high budget movies. They are backing content rich movies and crafting them on grand scale, investing highly on every project. Ram Talluri and Rajani Talluri are the producers.

SRT Entertainments is preparing to release three films in November, marking an extraordinary feat in the production house’s journey. This ambitious strategy reflects a bold commitment to delivering varied cinematic experiences while reaching broader audiences.

Varun Tej’s Matka, Vishwak Sen’s Mechanic Rocky and Naresh Agastya starrer Vikkatakavi which belong to three different genres will be released in the month of November.

Directed by Karuna Kumar, Matka is the most expensive movie for Varun Tej. The period action extravaganza will hit the screens on the 14th of this month. Mechanic Rocky which marks the directorial debut of Ravi Teja Mullapudi is a mass and action and hilarious entertainer.

It is set for release on the 22nd of November. The Pradeep Maddali’s directorial venture Vikkatakavi is a mystery thriller set for its premiere on the 28th on ZEE5.

The promotional material proved high production standards, and set great expectations for these three movies. The production house will announce their next set of projects soon.

Prashant Neel’s Story Falls Flat in Bagheera!

The anticipation was sky-high. With a story by KGF mastermind Prashant Neel and Hombale Films backing it, Bagheera was supposed to be a game-changer, the kind of film that catapults a medium-range hero like Sreemurali into stardom. The buzz was electric, and audiences were ready to witness the magic Neel is known for. But as the curtains rose, reality set in, and that spark quickly dimmed. For all the grand hype, Bagheera barely managed to scratch the surface, leaving fans wondering: did Prashant Neel’s magic finally run out?

The plotline of Bagheera falls into well-trodden territory. The story revolves around ACP Vedant (played by Sreemurali), a police officer fueled by childhood dreams of heroism. Inspired by the idea of law enforcers as modern-day superheroes, Vedant joins the police force only to find himself hamstrung by bureaucratic limitations. But when tragedy strikes, he takes matters into his own hands, transforming into the mysterious “Bagheera” who prowls the night, doling out justice. Eventually, his path crosses with Rana (Garuda Ram), leading to a predictable showdown. For an audience primed to expect groundbreaking storytelling, this setup is a letdown, as the film follows a path familiar to any mass-action aficionado.

The execution by director Dr. Suri sticks to formula, making Bagheera a collage of action tropes and love tracks rather than a fresh take. The romance with Rukmini Vasanth feels almost obligatory, and the confrontations lack genuine intensity. What’s more, the underwhelming interaction between Vedant and Rana before the climax leaves viewers craving a powerful hero-villain chemistry that never quite materializes. The action sequences, though well-composed, feel disconnected due to a lack of emotional depth—a stark contrast to the engaging character arcs seen in KGF or the much-anticipated Salaar.

By the end of it, Bagheera leaves you feeling like you’re watching an action film on autopilot. Even the most patient viewer might find themselves checking the time, waiting for the thrills to kick in. As one disappointed fan joked on the way out, “Maybe Prashant Neel just had a bad day at the office when he dreamed up this one!” And in Bagheera’s case, perhaps it’s a good thing that this cat may only have one life.