They Call Him OG presents itself as a stylish action-drama, though it relies heavily on the familiar conventions of the gangster and revenge genre. The background score effectively enhances the film’s tension, while the cinematography contributes a sense of grit and grandeur. Pawan Kalyan delivers a commanding performance; however, his portrayal inadvertently overshadows the supporting characters. The primary shortcoming lies in the narrative, which lacks the depth required to sustain the impact of its stylistic action sequences. While the film may serve as a celebratory tribute to Pawan Kalyan’s fan base, it ultimately offers limited appeal beyond a single viewing.

Stylish movie with some amazing shots but a simple story at the core. Music just elevated the aura farming.

The movie is literally the **aura farming** of Pawan Kalyan. It’s enjoyable not because of the storyline, but because of the presentation. The storyline is a basic gangster fight — the same old stuff — but ==the action choreography and background music make it super enjoyable==. Thaman sir’s soundtracks were on point, especially _“Hungry Cheetah”_ and _“Trance of OMI.”_ However, the supporting actors are underutilized, especially Arjun Das. When I saw him in the movie, I got hyped, but it turned out to be for nothing. Hopefully, they use him better in the next part. Also, Emraan Hashmi’s character felt like it could have been developed a little better.

#TheyCallHimOG a proper commercial feast when it comes to elevate tollywood stars @MusicThaman on over duty💥Sujeeth gave frame by frame elevation for Pawan kalyan🔥a costly theatrical miss☹

stylish ort of music and cinematography