Matka, a Telugu film inspired by the story of 'matka' king Ratan Khatri, falls short of expectations in execution. Starring Varun Tej and Meenakshi Chaudhary, it is directed by Karuna Kumar

Varun Tej's latest film, Matka, a period drama based on the life of gambler Ratan Khetri, opened in theaters on November 14 but failed to make a strong impact.

Varun Tejs latest period gangster drama Matka was released in competition with Suriyas Kanguva on. Those who have watched the movie have taken to their social media handles to share their opinions.

The Varun Tej starrer hit the big screens on November 14, alongside Suriya starrer pan-India film Kanguva. The action movie narrates a classic rags-to-riches story and opened to a decent reception. Social media users who caught early shows of the film have praised the performance of Varun Tej while criticised the director's work on

Matka follows the journey of Vasu, a renowned Matka gambler and gangster. The film is loosely inspired by the story of Ratan Khetri, who is credited with transforming Matka—originally a gambling practice that began in Mumbai in 1962—into India’s most popular betting game, building a nationwide gambling empire that he controlled for decades.

Matka Hits Theaters on 14 November 2024, Gangster drama stars Varun Tej Konidela, Nora Fatehi and Meenakshi Chaudhary in pivotal roles. Here's What Netizens Have to Say.

Varun Tej’s latest release, Matka, has generated a mix of excitement and skepticism among fans and critics alike. The period drama, directed by Karuna Kumar, explores the gritty world of matka gambling and power struggles,