Siddhu Jonnalagadda and director Mallik Ram surpass their original creation, DJ Tillu, with Tillu Square. Siddhu delves deeper into his character, embodying the reasons why DJ Tillu achieved cult status in pop culture. Anupama Parameswaran, as Lilly, brings sizzling energy to the screen, looking stunning and playing a pivotal role in the sequel’s success.

The film kicks off with a brisk recap of the first part, setting the stage for an entertaining journey. The narrative seamlessly connects with the Tillu phenomenon. Tillu, as a character, is poised to become a timeless icon in Telugu cinema. The witty one-liners, which are Tillu’s trademark, play a crucial role in the film’s charm. The comedic elements consistently delight, and with a concise runtime, the film maintains engagement throughout.

Anupama adds sensuous charm, infusing freshness into the storyline. Neha Shetty, in a cameo, rekindles the nostalgia associated with Radhika. Supporting actors Prince, Muralidhar Goud, and Murali Sharma deliver commendable performances. The music complements the narrative, maintaining vibrant energy. The combined efforts of music composers Ram Miryala, Achu Rajamani, and Bheems Ceciroleo, along with cinematographer Sai Prakash Ummadisingu and editor Navin Nooli, craft an engaging cinematic experience that stays true to the original’s essence and style.

While the film heavily references its predecessor and includes a few bold scenes, these minor quibbles do not overshadow the overall impact. Tillu Square is a must-watch for anyone seeking two hours of fun-filled entertainment. Kudos to Siddhu Jonnalagadda and Mallik Ram for rekindling the magic!