Teja Koonoor

Teja Koonoor pops up in Badmashulu (2025), and man, what a wild ride. The story kicks off in the dusty lanes of Hyderabad, where loyalty, betrayal, and street-smart hustling are basically the daily special. You get this crew of misfits—each one with a chip on their shoulder and something to prove. Teja’s character isn’t your standard-issue hero either; he’s a trouble magnet, always one step ahead of disaster, but you can’t help rooting for him. The film tosses you right into their world: late-night bike chases, sketchy deals behind neon-lit shops, and that nonstop banter that only real friends (or frenemies) have. There’s a big score on the horizon, and everyone’s got their own angle, so you never really know who’s playing whom. The dialogue? Sharp as broken glass. The soundtrack bangs, blending old-school beats with a new-age pulse that matches the chaotic energy on screen. But it’s not just about the action—there’s a surprising bit of heart underneath all the swagger. You see these guys fumble through loyalty, ambition, and those moments where they have to choose between sticking together or cashing out. Sure, there’s humor and a bit of romance (it wouldn’t be an Indian flick without one chaotic love story, right?), but the real draw is watching these characters try to outsmart fate and each other. Badmashulu nails that mix of grit and charm, and Teja Koonoor absolutely owns his scenes.