Mahesh Chintala

Badmashulu (2025) isn’t your run-of-the-mill crime flick—it’s way grittier, way messier, and yeah, it’s got a wicked sense of humor. Mahesh Chintala takes the lead, diving headfirst into a chaotic world where loyalty is basically a joke and everyone’s got a hidden agenda. You know that feeling when you’re not sure if you should root for the guy or just brace for the inevitable disaster? That’s this movie, all the way through. The story kicks off in the underbelly of a city that’s basically choking on its own secrets. Rival gangs, crooked cops, and ambitious outsiders all circling each other like sharks. There’s this constant tension—nobody trusts anybody, and every deal feels like it could go sideways at any second. The pace? Relentless. You barely get a breather before things spiral out of control again. Chintala’s character, he’s not a hero, not by a long shot. He’s sharp, a little reckless, and totally unpredictable. The guy’s got charm, but it’s the kind that gets people in trouble. There’s a wild mix of betrayal, dark comedy, and the kind of violence that makes you wince. But honestly, you can’t look away. It’s raw, it’s unforgiving, and it’ll stick with you long after the credits roll. If you’re into movies that don’t play it safe and keep you guessing, Badmashulu’s got your name written all over it.