Hello, guys. I hope all is well with you. The global film industry has grown significantly in recent years. There are smash, blockbuster, and flop in it. In same vein, I'll now talk about the film "Liger."

The only goal of Liger (Vijay Devarakonda) is to win the national MMA championship. He travels to Mumbai with his mother (Ramya Krishna) to pursue their goal. Liger receives MMA training, but the plot twist comes when Tanya, a wealthy girl, betrays him (Ananya Pandey). The rest of the tale describes how a broken-hearted Liger gets back in shape and triumphs in the world MMA championship.

Positive Points:

Vijay Devarakonda performs admirably in the part, and his change is pleasing to the eye. Although his act of stammering is annoying, he handles it well in the second part. Ananya Pandey gives her all while playing a privileged girl, yet her portrayal of the part is lacking.

Getup Sreenu makes a few people laugh in the first half, while Ali does alright in his role. Ramya Krishna does a wonderful job in her part as Vijay Devarakonda's mother and elicits respectable feelings. As a coach, Ronit Roy is excellent.

At the film's conclusion, Mike Tyson makes an appearance, and his cameo was well-shot. He had some great comedic scenes with Vijay Devarakonda. The movie's MMA combat scenes have been choreographed beautifully.

Negative Points:

Although Vijay Devarakonda's stuttering performance appears good in the advertisements, it does not work well in the movie. The decision by Puri Jagan to portray him as a man with a disability may be his biggest error. The stammering performance is boring, which would disappoint the audience that enjoys Vijay's natural way of delivering language.

The plot of Liger is weak, and it doesn't work. The hero's path appears haphazard and there is no real conflict in the movie. Additionally contrived and lacking in interest is the love narrative.

There are some good songs and a decent tale in the first half. But the coin is toss for the second half. Vijay's voyage to the US and his rise to fame appear extravagant. Liger disappoints since there is virtually no emotional connection in the movie.

The twist involving Ananya Pandey is ridiculous and poorly handled. The mother's sentiment is similarly outspoken and superficial. The movie lacks high points, and anyone hoping to witness Vijay Devarakonda as a conventional Puri hero would be let down.