The early reviews of Teja Sajja's superhero fantasy spectacle 'Mirai' are out. Though it's too early to say, the reviews seems to be mixed, with some reactions praising it as a must-watch experience while others finding it underwhelming, and even questioning the veracity of the positive responses.
However, the reactions largely lean toward the positive side, with critics, trade analysts, and notable Telugu cinema industry figures waxing eloquent about its merits. Some tweets on social media platform 'X' pointed out an "impressive" pre-interval sequence.
One user called it "a decent fictional fantasy film blended with references of Ramayana" with "top-notch" production values and a "rushed" climax and cautioned people from going with "over expectations", while adding that the "movie is strictly one time watch and will be a feast for kids."
Done with my show
— Srinivas Reddy Eluri (@Srinivas_0414) September 12, 2025
A Decent Fictional fantasy film blended with references of Ramayana
Production values are top notch
VFX is very good & especially the interval sequence stands out
Climax felt a bit rushed
But, don't go with over expectations #Mirai
Another user called it a "technically brilliant" but "average" film and wrote, "Good first half. Flop second half," and added that the "emotional connectivity" is missing.
Good first half
— Jadal (@BoldRawBoy) September 12, 2025
Flop second half
Technically brilliant film 👌🔥
But emotional connectivity totally Miss ayindi
Avg feels 👍
#Mirai
Meanwhile, one viewer found it to be "a heartwarming movie that beautifully explores family, childhood, and the importance of love and bonding. With stunning visuals and an emotional story, it leaves the audience feeling joyful and inspired. A must-watch for all ages!"
#Mirai is a heartwarming movie that beautifully explores family, childhood, and the importance of love and bonding. With stunning visuals and an emotional story, it leaves the audience feeling joyful and inspired. A must-watch for all ages! pic.twitter.com/n97nL0Upzw
— 🇨🇭🇦🇳🇩🇺🦁 (@Chandu_1718) September 12, 2025
Popular content creator Anmol Jamwal wasn't overly impressed. He found the humour interfering with the narrative. He wrote, "I don't know why Telugu cinema feels the need to integrate unnecessary comedic gags in movies. Whenever #Mirai is focussed on its core theme, its still fun to watch until...Another detour with silly characters and unfunny punchlines commences!"
I don't know why Telugu cinema feels the need to integrate unnecessary comedic gags in movies.
— ANMOL JAMWAL (@jammypants4) September 12, 2025
Whenever #Mirai is focussed on its core theme, its still fun to watch until...Another detour with silly characters and unfunny punchlines commences!
Directed by Karthik Gattamneni, the movie revolves around myths and legends, and features Teja Sajja, Manchu Manoj, Jagapathi Babu, Jayaram, and Shriya Saran, among others.
The performance of 'Mirai' in theatres is being looked at with big expectations as Teja Sajja's 'HanuMan' did phenomenal business.