Speedunnodu (2016)
A happy-go-lucky Shobhan tries to help his friend improve his love life until things become complicated for both of them and tests their friendship.
What people think about Speedunnodu
Speedunnodu is the kind of masala entertainer that knows exactly how to keep a crowd smiling—fast, flashy, and powered by a hero who never lets the energy dip. Bellamkonda Srinivas leans into the happy-go-lucky charm with a performance that sells both the comedy and the swagger, while the film’s romance-and-bromance complications give the laughs a little bite. It’s mounted with surprisingly lavish production values for a rom-com-action blend, and when it’s time to go big, the finale delivers a punchy twist that makes the ride feel worth it. If you’re looking for subtle realism, this isn’t it—but if you want a glossy, high-spirited Telugu package with jokes, beats, and a showy musical moment, Speedunnodu is an easy pick.
Speedunnodu is clearly trying to be a breezy masala entertainer—mixing romance, action, and comedy around a friendship-tested love setup. The problem is it often feels like it’s running in place: the pacing is sluggish for a film with “speed” in the title, the plot beats are easy to predict, and the logic takes repeated holidays. It’s also a bit too long for how thin the material is, with over-the-top, familiar scenes and a heroine role that doesn’t add much spark. If you enjoy loud, clichéd commercial fare and can tolerate convenience-driven writing for a few fun moments, you might get through it; if you want tight storytelling or believable stakes, this probably isn’t for you.
Cast
Crew
- Director
- Bhimaneni Srinivasa Rao
- Music
- Sri Vasanth
- Cinematography
- Vijay Ulaganath
- Editing
- Gautham Raju
Details
- Released
- February 5, 2016
- Language
- Telugu
- Studio
- good will cinema
- IMDb
- tt5438308










