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‘Anumana Pakshi’ Review: Vimal Krishna’s Crime Comedy Overloads Its Own Momentum

Director Vimal Krishna’s sophomore feature, ‘Anumana Pakshi,’ arrives with the promise of a sharp, offbeat crime comedy but struggles to convert its premise into sustained payoff. While the film shares tonal DNA with his debut ‘DJ Tillu’ and benefits from a capable cast led by Rag Mayur, it is weighed down by cluttered writing, uneven pacing and an exhausting narrative design.

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‘Anumana Pakshi’ Review: Vimal Krishna’s Crime Comedy Overloads Its Own Promise

Director Vimal Krishna’s sophomore feature, ‘Anumana Pakshi’, arrives with the kind of offbeat comic-crime energy that once made ‘DJ Tillu’ stand out, but the new film struggles to convert that familiarity into freshness. Despite a capable cast led by Rag Mayur, the film is weighed down by cluttered writing, uneven tonal shifts and a narrative that exhausts more than it entertains.

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Society, Crime & Public Affairs7h ago

'Anumana Pakshi' review: Vimal Krishna's crime comedy buckles under noisy excess

Vimal Krishna's second feature, 'Anumana Pakshi', returns to the eccentric crime-comedy terrain that powered 'DJ Tillu', but with far less control and charm. Anchored by an overcooked central performance and a script crowded with gimmicks, the Telugu film struggles to turn its premise about suspicion and insecurity into sustained entertainment.

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National Governance & Policy30 Oct 2026, 02:00 PM IST

Solar Power Now Runs 60% of Irrigation Pumps, Says Corrit Energy CEO

About 60% of India’s irrigation pumps are now powered by solar energy, according to Corrit Energy and Infra CEO Mayur Misra, underscoring the rapid shift in farm energy use. He said only 88 lakh of the country’s roughly 3 crore pumps still run on diesel, while farmers are increasingly seeking to monetise surplus power through the PM-KUSUM scheme.

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