Robinhood 2025

Review by MD Ekram Parvez – Watchmoviesonline.in

Rating: 4/5

“Robinhood” is a thrilling adventure that brings the legendary tale to life with a modern twist. Directed by Venky Kudumula, the film captures the spirit of rebellion and justice, making it a captivating watch for audiences of all ages.

The film follows the iconic character Ram (Nithiin), who takes inspiration from a school pledge to claim that the entire country is his family. As a young orphan kid, he sees the plight of his fellow orphans due to hunger. This prompts him to steal money from the wealthy by devising clever plans. He distributes the loot to the needy. Meanwhile, a ruthless villain (Devadatta Nage) plans to expand his illegal marijuana business internationally. He learns that a special variety of marijuana grown in the Rudrakonda village has a huge demand. Meanwhile, Vasudev’s daughter Reena Vasudev (Sreeleela) travels to Rudrakonda. What is the link between the villain and the AV Pharma company head in Australia, Abhinav Vasudev (Siju)? Why does Ram also travel with her? How does the drug mafia kingpin David (David Warner) fit into the story? The answers to these questions unfold on the big screen.

Nithiin delivers a decent performance as Robin Hood, exuding style and effortlessly handling both humor and action. However, his character lacks originality and feels somewhat familiar. His chemistry with Sreeleela is charming, though her role offers limited depth.

The real scene-stealers are Vennela Kishore and Rajendra Prasad, whose comic timing brings much-needed levity to the film. Vennela Kishore’s witty one-liners consistently land, providing several laugh-out-loud moments. On the downside, Devadatta Nage’s villain comes across as generic and uninspired. Lal plays the typical grandfather figure, while Subhalekha Sudhakar, as the orphanage manager, is given very little screen time or significance.

David Warner’s cameo as a cricketer is fun but ultimately adds little to the story. Meanwhile, Ketika Sharma’s item song injects a brief moment of glamour into the film.

Technically, the film boasts rich visuals, but its overall technical execution lacks brilliance. One of the biggest drawbacks is G.V. Prakash Kumar’s uninspiring soundtrack—the songs serve their purpose but fail to make a lasting impression. The top-notch production values from Mythri Movie Makers are a significant plus, adding a strong layer of visual appeal to the film.

“Robinhood” is a fun, lighthearted entertainer that delivers its fair share of laughs and emotions. Venky Kudumula’s signature humor, paired with well-executed emotional beats, makes it an enjoyable watch. Nithiin and Devadatta Nage deliver solid performances, adding to the film’s appeal. While a tighter, more gripping narrative could have elevated it further, “Robinhood” still serves as a decent weekend entertainer for those looking for a fun, time-pass movie.

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