The
100
X
Review:
The
action-packed
Telugu
thriller
The
100,
featuring
popular
television
actor
RK
Sagar,
officially
released
in
cinemas
today.
The
film
marks
Sagar’s
return
to
the
silver
screen
in
a
lead
role.
Widely
known
for
his
work
in
television,
particularly
the
serials
Chakravakam
and
Mogali
Rekulu,
Sagar
was
last
seen
in
the
2021
film
Shaadi
Mubarak.
Helmed
by
debutant
director
Raghav
Omkar
Sasidhar,
the
project
has
attracted
attention
as
he
steps
back
into
the
spotlight.
Produced
under
the
banner
of
Kria
Film
Corp
by
Ramesh
Karutoori,
Venki
Pushadapu,
and
J.
Tharak
Ram,
The
100
was
promoted
as
a
high-stakes
crime
thriller
that
also
attempts
to
address
relevant
social
issues.
While
the
film
has
just
begun
its
theatrical
run,
early
reactions
are
beginning
to
appear
on
social
media
platforms,
including
X
(formerly
Twitter),
where
moviegoers
have
started
sharing
initial
thoughts
on
the
storyline
and
performances.
Responses
from
the
premiere
held
on
July
9,
2025,
are
also
circulating
online.
Crime,
Conflict,
and
Duty
at
the
Core
of
RK
Sagar’s
Latest
Film
Set
against
the
backdrop
of
an
ongoing
criminal
investigation,
the
film
introduces
RK
Sagar
as
Vikranth,
a
newly
inducted
IPS
officer.
Vikranth’s
first
assignment
is
to
probe
a
complex
case
involving
a
chain
of
robberies
and
murders.
As
he
begins
to
connect
the
dots,
personal
stakes
are
introduced
when
a
woman
named
Aarthi
(played
by
Misha
Narang)
is
drawn
into
the
conflict.
Another
key
character,
Madhu
(portrayed
by
Vishnu
Priya),
enters
the
plot
midway,
raising
further
questions
about
the
case’s
deeper
implications.
The
film’s
technical
crew
includes
cinematographer
Shyam
K
Naidu,
editor
Amar
Reddy
Kudumula,
and
music
composer
Harshavardhan
Rameshwar.
Action
sequences
have
been
choreographed
by
Vijay
Dragon
Prakash,
with
Chinna
handling
production
design.
Dialogues
were
penned
by
Sudheer
Varma
Pericharla,
and
VFX
supervision
was
done
by
Manikanta
Senapathi.
The
film’s
post-production
work
was
completed
at
Annapurna
Studios.
With
a
large
ensemble
cast
featuring
Dhanya
Balakrishna,
Anand,
Kalyani
Natarajan,
Lakshmi
Gopala
Swamy,
Balakrishna,
Jayanth,
and
others,
The
100
aims
to
deliver
a
thrilling
narrative
driven
by
suspense,
duty,
and
emotional
conflict.
As
audiences
settle
into
their
seats
for
the
weekend
shows,
more
insights
into
the
public
reception
and
box
office
performance
are
likely
to
emerge
in
the
coming
days.
Stay
tuned
for
updates
as
audience
responses
and
critical
reactions
begin
to
shape
the
conversation
around
The
100.
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