Kirrak Party is the story of Krishna (Nikhil) and his batch of friends who are fun loving and enjoys college life to the core. When the whole college is after Meera (Simran Pareenja), Krishna impresses and turns a friend of her. In a shocking incident, Meera passes away and this shatters Krishna completely. The rest of Kirrak Party is about the other side of Krishna and how he meets Satya (Samyuktha Hegde) winning her love. Watch Kirrak Party to know about the rest.

Kirrak Party has an entertaining first half. The college fun and the campus issues are well narrated. Though some of the episodes have been inspired from the old youthful entertainers, it is the entertainment that drives the film. The songs have been fresh and well presented. The interval episodes are the major highlights of the first half and on the whole, Kirrak Party has a decent and engaging first half.

But things change completely with the second half as it turns quite serious. Nikhil's portrayal in a stubborn avatar will win the hearts of the audience. The entire second half looks predictable and lacks freshness. The film looks dragged and the climax episodes look decent. On the whole the second half of Kirrak Party is a disappointment.

Nikhil tops the show with his energetic and flawless performance throughout the film. His portrayal in two different shades will received wide applause from the audience. Simran Pareenja is an asset for the first half and her screen presence, performance have been top notch. All the friends of Nikhil's gang have been extremely apt and they supported the film well. Samyuktha Hegde has been energetic and was fit in the role well. All the other actors tried their best to make the film engaging.

The story of Kirrak Party has been inspired from Kannada blockbuster Kirik Party. It has been adopted well to suit the Telugu nativity and the dialogues look decent. The cinematography has been decent and the music, background score are the assets for Kirrak Party. The production values have been lavish and Sharan Koppisetty makes a decent debut with Kirrak Party.

Final Word:

Nikhil and his team make enough noise throughout the first half but the second half falls flat. Kirrak Party is one film that will appeal to a section of youth.