Poster via x.com · 320×500, fair use, to show which film it is. Why.Sumo
- How they landed
- they split3 critics, 28 to 42
- Best thing said
The comedy offers sporadic chuckles but doesn't consistently land with impact.
Abhinav Subramanian, The Times of India · we gave it 42- Worst thing said
Sumo has been put together to be a sports comedy entertainer.
Anusha Sundar, OTTPlay · we gave it 28- Film
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The guide1 of 7 came up · every line is a critic’s own words
“If you don't count the body shaming jokes, the film more or less treats sumo only as an exhibit, expected to pique curiosity.” — Anusha Sundar, OTTPlay
All 3 reviews
The comedy offers sporadic chuckles but doesn't consistently land with impact. The screenplay lacks a certain spark; events unfold, but often without exploring the culture clash or character depths beyond a surface level.
Abhinav Subramanian, The Times of India · quoted in Wikipedia, original not read by usWith the strength of the film seemingly lying in comedy, the detours into emotional zones, and some serious zones are distracting at best, and infuriating at their worst. It is almost like the makers can't decide what to do with the simple one-liner, and fill it up with embellishments that only disengage us.
Avinash Ramachandran, The Indian Express · quoted in Wikipedia, original not read by usSumo has been put together to be a sports comedy entertainer. Neither does it delve into the sports aspect, nor is able to make you laugh. If you don't count the body shaming jokes, the film more or less treats sumo only as an exhibit, expected to pique curiosity.
Anusha Sundar, OTTPlay · quoted in Wikipedia, original not read by us