PEDDI MOVIE REVIEW - first half review 

The film was really good. The main character, Peddi, is the lead role, and the supporting character Suri did an excellent job. In fact, Suri was my favourite character in the entire film. The role was played by Jagapathi Babu, and he showed his experience and pure acting skills as a senior actor.

The lead role of Peddi was played by Ram Charan, who also delivered a great performance. Janhvi Kapoor played the female supporting role, but she had very limited screen time and did not have much impact on the story. Personally, I did not like that particular character.

Coming to the movie, the first half mainly focuses on building up and hyping Peddi's character. At times it felt a bit slow and lagging, and the film was not very thrilling during those portions. However, after a few important scenes, the story becomes more intense and emotional.

Suri, whose full name in the film is Appala Suri, sacrifices his life while fighting for the rights of his people. After his death, Peddi becomes emotional and decides to continue the fight. He faces disrespect and many challenges along the way.

To earn respect and create his own identity, Peddi starts training in wrestling. This part of the movie was absolutely amazing. The training sequences, fight scenes, background music, transitions, and body transformation were all done very well. Ram Charan's physical transformation made him look like a real wrestler. Overall, the first half ends on a strong and emotional note, making the audience excited for what comes next.