Taxiwaala is the story of a youngster Shiva (Vijay Devarakonda) who moves to the city in search of a job. After testing his luck in various professions, he buys a car and turns a cab driver. He falls in love with Anu (Priyanka Jawalkar) and when things are going smooth, Shiva comes to know about a ghost in his car. The rest of Taxiwaala is all about the real story about the ghost and how the plot unfolds. Watch Taxiwaala to know about the entire story.

Taxiwaala starts on a fun note and it has enough dose of entertainment. Vijay Devarakonda impresses the audience with his performance and the songs have been shot well. The entire first half happens on a lighter note and it bets big on entertainment. The interval twist leaves the audience thrilled and the first half of Taxiwaala keeps the expectations high on the second half. Vijay Devarakonda carries the entire film on his shoulders.

The second half of Taxiwaala fails to live up the expectations as it offers nothing much. The film takes several unusual turns and the major plot has been sidelined. The songs have been decent and the entertainment, funny one-liners bring a fresh breath. The performances and the pre-climax episodes are the major strengths of the second half. On the whole, the second falls short of the expectations.

Vijay Devarakonda tops the show with his impeccable and flawless performance. He has been extremely energetic and his funny one-liners are a treat to watch. Priyanka Jawalkar is sure one of the best finds in the recent times and she performed with utmost ease. All the other actors delivered out their best for the film.

Taxiwaala has a lean plot which is exciting and interesting. The screenplay looks ok and the dialogues have been decent. The music and the background score have been supportive enough. The cinematography work stands out and the production values have been grand and lavish. Rahul Sankrityan has been decent with his work though he got deviated at times.

Final Word:

Taxiwaala is one more decent flick from Vijay Devarakonda and the actor carries the entire film on his shoulders. A decent one time watch.