Movie Review: They Call Him OG (2025)

⭐ Introduction

After months of sky-high anticipation, They Call Him OG finally hits the screens — and it’s every bit the spectacle that fans hoped for. I watched the second show in Hyderabad, and the sheer energy in the theatre was electric — cheers, whistles, claps, and a wave of goosebumps from start to finish. This isn’t just another Pawan Kalyan film; it’s a statement piece announcing the Power Star’s majestic return to the big screen.

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 Direction & Screenplay

Director Sujeeth deserves applause for redefining the commercial Telugu action genre. Right from the first frame, he sets a distinct tone — sleek, modern, and grand in scale. The screenplay is fast-paced yet controlled, weaving moments of style and substance without losing grip on the story’s emotional depth. Sujeeth balances mass appeal with cinematic finesse, making OG feel both rooted and refreshing.

The movie’s narrative never drags — it shifts seamlessly between intense drama and adrenaline-pumping action. Sujeeth’s command over visual storytelling stands out, especially in the way he uses slow-motion sequences and lighting to heighten impact.

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 Pawan Kalyan – The Power Unleashed

Pawan Kalyan owns OG from the very first frame. His charisma, style, and composure dominate every scene. Whether it’s his slow walk, razor-sharp dialogues, or a silent glare — each moment is designed to send fans into a frenzy. His performance is a perfect blend of restrained intensity and explosive energy.

He doesn’t just play a character — he embodies OG, a man who’s both feared and admired. This film is pure fan service, yet never overindulgent. It’s the kind of mass cinema where every entry, every line, and every fight sequence feels iconic.

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⚔️ Antagonist & Supporting Cast

The villain, played with chilling precision, stands as a true rival to the Power Star. His menacing screen presence and calculated calmness make the confrontation scenes between him and Pawan Kalyan the film’s highlight. Their verbal and physical duels are staged with grandeur and grit, providing the emotional and narrative backbone of the movie.

The heroine, Priyanka Mohan, complements the story well. Her role isn’t just decorative — she adds emotional balance without disrupting the momentum. The supporting cast contributes efficiently, ensuring no scene feels wasted.

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 Music & Technical Excellence

Thaman S once again proves why he’s one of the best in the business. The background score is nothing short of thunderous — it amplifies every punch, glare, and dialogue, making the audience feel the power of the moment. The songs are well-timed and don’t feel forced; instead, they enhance the story’s rhythm and grandeur.

The cinematography is another big win. Each frame looks rich, stylish, and cinematic — whether it’s the dusky streets or high-voltage action sequences, the visuals ooze quality. Combined with top-notch production values, OG stands tall as a technically superior film made without compromise.

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 Action & Emotional Core

While OG is loaded with stylized action, it doesn’t forget its emotional roots. The emotional undercurrents — loyalty, betrayal, redemption — are subtly woven into the action. The fight choreography is crisp and impactful, shot with precision that enhances the larger-than-life feel.

The balance between mass moments and meaningful storytelling is what makes OG more than just a typical commercial entertainer.

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 Verdict

They Call Him OG is a celebration of Pawan Kalyan’s aura. It’s a visual spectacle packed with power, emotion, and adrenaline. For fans, it’s nothing short of a festival; for regular viewers, it’s a sleek, well-crafted action entertainer with immense repeat value.

Final Word:

> ⚡ OG is a BLOCKBUSTER!
Pawan Kalyan roars back, bigger and better than ever — and this one is destined to dominate the box office.