Game Changer Twitter Review: Fans Hail Ram Charan’s Massy Presence and Shankar’s Comeback
Game Changer Twitter Reviews
Fans have shared their thoughts on Shankar’s comeback movie, Game Changer, which hit theatres today (January 10). The film stars Ram Charan, Kiara Advani, and SJ Suryah in key roles. It’s a political thriller where Ram Charan plays a double role as both father and son.
With Shankar known for his grand films and Ram Charan’s stardom, expectations were very high. Fans have appreciated Ram Charan’s screen presence, Shankar’s direction, and the film’s visuals. However, a few viewers felt the story lacked freshness and logic.
Audience Response
The first Game Changer shows started at 1 am in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, and reviews began pouring in on X (formerly Twitter) by 2:30 am. By early morning, the platform was buzzing with mixed reactions.
One fan tweeted, “Simply put, it’s good! You’ll love it. Game Changer is a clean entertainer you can enjoy with family.” Another appreciated the chemistry between Kiara Advani and Ram Charan, along with the songs, mentioning that “the writing was good.”
Shankar’s Comeback
Shankar, who faced criticism for his last movie Indian 2, received praise for his technical brilliance in Game Changer. A fan called the film “fun, mass, masala entertainment,” adding, “That’s @shankarshanmugh for us.” Many hailed it as the director’s “glorious comeback.” Trade analyst Manobala Vijayabalan commented, “Shankar has delivered a remarkable film that mixes reforms with mass entertainment.”
Criticism on Logic and Action Scenes
However, some viewers were disappointed with the over-the-top action scenes and lack of real-world logic. A viewer sarcastically wrote, “Physics??” calling some sequences “cringe.”
A few listed negatives like “routine story, predictable screenplay, outdated comedy, poor VFX,” and even criticized Ram Charan’s acting.
About the Film
Game Changer marks Kiara Advani’s Telugu debut and features SJ Suryah as the antagonist. Released in five languages across India, the movie blends a social message with mass appeal and is expected to perform well at the box office.
