First Half Report:
The first half of Game Changer is alright, with no depth in the political drama or a strong conflict in the political setup. The routine love story makes it passable. The interval twist may seem illogical, but it creates scope for an interesting second half. The film is visually appealing.
— Dhop song has trendy dance choreography and a blend of VFX. Charan’s slick dance moves are enjoyable.
— Game Changer show kicked off with Srikanth establishing the political drama, followed by Ram Charan’s entrance in a mass Lungi look, an action scene, and the song Raa Macha. Stay tuned for the first half report.
Update:
Cinemark and Regal locations have reported a slight delay in Game Changer’s first premieres, pushing them back by 30 minutes. Further details are awaited.
Stay tuned for Game Changer Movie Review, USA Premiere Report, Talk.
Director Shankar returns to his strong forte of the social genre with Game Changer, marking the first big star’s film of 2025. It is also the first pan-India film from the Telugu industry, with Dil Raju credited for carrying the production over three years. Fans are hoping for a strong comeback from Director Shankar.
Cast: Ram Charan, Kiara Advani, Anjali, Samuthirakani, S J Surya, Srikanth, Sunil, Jayaram, Naveen Chandra, Vennala Kishore, Rajeev Kanakala, Brahmanandam and others.
Director – S. Shankar
Producers – Raju, Shirish, Zee Studios
Tamil Producers: SVC – Adityaram
Writer – Vivek
Story Line – Karthik Subbaraj
Co-Producer – Harshith
DOP – S Thirunavukkarasu
Music – Thaman S
Dialogues – Sai Madhav Burra (Telugu), Vivek (Tamil), Rajendra Sapre (Hindi)
Editor – Shameer Muhammed, Antony Ruben
U.S. Distributor: Shloka Entertainments
Game Changer Movie Review by M9
