Fans call Ravi Teja’s film Dhamaka a hit, positive reviews everywhere, check out Twitter reactions
Ravi Teja’s latest film Dhamaka has been a hit with fans and has been receiving positive reviews from everywhere. The movie has been released in theatres today, and Twitter has been abuzz with reactions from viewers who have seen it.
Many have praised the story, Ravi Teja’s comedy timing, and the action scenes of the movie, which have all added to the success of Dhamaka. Some have gone so far as to call it one of the best movies of Ravi Teja’s carrier in recent times. Trinadh Rao, the director of the movie, has been getting a lot of praise for his work.
On Twitter, viewers are sharing their reactions to the movie. Some have called it an enjoyable ride, while others have said that it is an emotionally gripping experience. Many have even said that it is a must-watch for fans of Ravi Teja.
#Dhamaka 1st half done ….
Good first half…?
Boss movie spoof…??
Intervel …??
Gingirakaka Bgm…?
Hero intro ??
Bheems bgm songs ??????— Maharshi Gowda (@maharshi_shnkar) December 23, 2022
#Dhamaka ?#Ravi Teja Mad mass comedy malli kanipinchindii.?
Out and out full Mass entertainment.
Great work by Director, Writer, Screenplay ??
Full Mass ? @peoplemediafcy Great efforts. ❤️
Overall Excellent Movie ??❤️ @RaviTeja_offl @sreeleela14 @TrinadharaoNak1 https://t.co/hcExbzN5xx— Movie Buff ? (@Current91534718) December 23, 2022
Oraa mass first half??
Interval bang??#Dhamaka— దసరా Dhanush?? (@SaiDhanush01) December 23, 2022
@RaviTeja_offl #DhamakaFromDec23 #DhamakaDay #Dhamaka
My feeling after watching #Dhamaka movie.. pic.twitter.com/cpnY3qhd5d— Satish (@bsatishkreddy) December 23, 2022
Already thagladipoyaay ??????
Ramp ramp ramp undhi interval ??#dhamaka #BlockBusterDhamaka https://t.co/nnXc1j47TY
— Rick Grimes ? (@rickgrimes989) December 23, 2022
If you haven’t seen Dhamaka yet, don’t miss out on this amazing film. It has something for everyone and is sure to keep you entertained from start to finish. Get ready to experience the magic of Ravi Teja and the power of cinema with Dhamaka.
