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Athul Prasanna
For those who have been following WWE since childhood, it is a movie that you
can watch in the theater for a blast experience.
The cameo at the end is the main negative of the movie. Before that, the movie was going smoothly.
The performance and the making level were all good.
2 Feb’26 16:04
A S K
- 'Chatha Pacha' directed by Adhvaith Nayar starring Vishak Nair, Arjun
Ashokan, Roshan Mathew and Ishan Shoukath is a good fun entertainer that serves as a perfect tribute to WWE
Gautham Harikumar
"Familiar Tale, Fun Wrestling Ride"
The movie follows a very familiar
predictable style of storytelling. Friendship, emotional backstory, and a dream that brings everyone
Filmi charcha with Kunal
Malayalam Mass entertainer which could have touched easy 4 if 2nd half was good.
Yoo wont get bored. Watch out superb interval wrestling fight.
You will be entertained but not
Partiv Rajeev
Chatha Pacha is a Complete entertainer that taps into the nostalgia of old
boxing stories, local gossip, and school-day fights. The biggest highlight is the acting. Arjun Ashokan,
Harikrishnan P S
Chatha Pacha had all the ingredients to explode as a proper mass film, but it
never uses its full potential.
The setup and characters feel fresh, the music works, and the fights
Thala Buddy
Chatha Pacha was a proper theatre blast.
We finally watched it in Kochi FDFS and honestly they blew it out of the park.
The action choreography is fantastic and the WWE references
Popcorn Reviewss
Despite moderately wobbling with the writing, #ChathaPacha is madness
personified in a fitting tribute to WWE fights and childhood nostalgia that makes for an enjoyable theatrical
Nithyaprabhu Natarajan
Being from Tamilnadu, we are drown out of good content movies.
So seeing such an entertainer was a blast moment. That Brandy Orton was special 🤣🤣
Easily a best theater watch
Movie Lover
The film delivers explosive action and strong performances but struggles with a
middling core plot and uneven emotional payoff. Its narrative thrives inside the ring—stunningly