Magic Mushrooms

very irritating experience. From the beginning itself, it feels like the story has no clear direction. Even by the time the movie ends, it is hard to understand what the writer actually wanted to say through the film. The direction also feels outdated, as if Nadirsha is still stuck in the “Kattappanayile Rithwik Roshan” era, which no longer works for today’s audience. The humor in the movie relies on very old techniques and random social media-style one-liners. At the start, we are introduced to a hero who is heartbroken and lost. The film keeps showing his fantasy sequences and his frustration towards people around him. There are also frequent scenes about his childhood trauma, but none of them create any real emotional impact. The supporting actors also seem confused about their roles. Many characters appear on screen without proper development, and their performances feel dull. However, the female lead delivers a good performance. Overall, this will be on my list of the worst movies I saw in 2026 by the end of the year. Movie Reviewer Survival Note: "If you disagree, fine. Just don’t make me rewatch it.”