Mugguru Monagallu is a comedy thriller that revolves around three differently-abled friends—Sushanth (Srinivasa Reddy) who cannot hear, Kishore (Dheekshith Shetty) who cannot speak, and Deepak (Vennala Ramarao) who is blind. Despite their limitations, the trio finds themselves entangled in a murder investigation when a series of mysterious killings grip the city.

The plot follows their unconventional plan to uncover the killer and navigate the challenges posed by their disabilities. How they tackle the investigation, face unexpected dangers, and ultimately contribute to solving the case forms the backbone of the film. The narrative attempts to balance humor, suspense, and thrills.

Highlights

Srinivasa Reddy’s performance and comic timing
Vennala Ramarao’s convincing portrayal of a blind man
Some suspenseful sequences are well-handled
Raja Ravindra adds credibility as a cop
Concept of differently-abled friends solving a murder is unique

Drawbacks

Weak music and below-par camerawork
Inconsistent editing and pacing
Excessive silly and filler scenes that deviate from the main plot
Female leads and supporting tracks underutilized
Lacks impact as either a comedy or thriller

Verdict

Mugguru Monagallu is a comedy thriller with a fresh concept but weak execution. While the lead actors manage to entertain, the film fails to deliver as a solid thriller or a memorable comedy. It’s watchable if you are looking for light entertainment but falls short for audiences seeking a cohesive and engaging narrative.