By OM

`Kirrak Party` is a Passable, Youthful Entertainmer.

Story :

Kirrak Party showcases the 4 Years of Engineering College Journey of Krishna (Nikhil) and his gang of friends. It is all about his Love, Heart Break and how all this made him a better person than what he is before.

Performances:

Nikhil delivers a matured performance, shining at all the key moments and holding the film together. Simran Pareenja in the central character of Meera has some pretty big shoes to fill and hasn`t offered much to the film unlike her Kannada Predecessor, Rashmika who became an overnight sensation charming the audience. Samyuktha delivered an energetic performance. The Gang of friends Haven`t made much impact.

Technical Departments:

Music: A Huge Plus. Superb.

Cinematography: Good.

Editing: Adequate.

Analysis : 

With Telugu audience having already witnessed  films like Happyy Days`, ` `Premam` , it is not going to be that easy to impress them with `Kirrak Party` which is of similar genre. It has lots and lots of entertainment which keeps the film going despite getting slow then and there. The Pre-interval Transformation has been handled pretty well and it has many episodes which shine. Kirrak Party explores a story which is probably relatable to a large section of young audiences and is surely a passable entertainer and works largely with its Target audience.

Plus:

1. Music

2. Nikhil

3. Youth Appeal

Minus:

1. Slow at times

2. Lacks Emotional Depth

Rating: 3/5

Box-office Verdict : Minimum Gaurantee Considering Low Costs.

Ratings :

1 - Stay Away

2 - Poor

2.5 - So-So

3 - Watchable

3.5 - Good

4 - Very Good

4.5 - Outstanding

5 - Out of this World