Positive Points 

• The production elements within Nagabandham are by far the most significant asset of this film being able to create an immersive cinematic universe using spectacular set design of temples to VFX used throughout, and the level of cinematography raised the bar to create a full cinematic journey.
• The performance from Virat Karna (as both characters in the film) keeps us engaged throughout the action scenes, along with the character played by Nabha Natesh feels very developed & progressed throughout and brings both emotional weight as well as complex elements into her performance.
• The seniority of Jagapathi Babu & Murali Sharma help bring credibility to their performances and the background score aid the viewer's ability to feel or enjoy the devotional aspect of the film.
• The action elements within this film (specifically the action sequences involving Bhairava Kona) provide both visually stunning material to watch.

Negative Points

• Although this film has a large visual presence it is let down by a very poor/simple screenplay that is repetitive in its nature to the central story element.
• Nagabandham is an aesthetically beautiful mythological film with excellent production values, action, and technical quality.
• Unfortunately, it fails to deliver an unforgettable spectacle due to its predictable storyline, long run time, and a poorly developed screenplay not something that will keep mythology or large-scale films-interesting; however, for people that enjoy these kinds of films, they may find it worthy of watching, while others expecting solid narratives could be left disappointed!
• Many of the supporting cast (Aishwarya Menon/Anasuya) had no opportunity to develop their character within the film, and the lack of development of some key plot devices within the film would lend itself to being continued in another film.

Overall: Nagabandham is very well done but the story is predictable (not enough twist), stretches out too long, and has an inadequate amount of character development within each episode which diminishes its impact as a great work of art (as an epic). While this will appeal to those who enjoy a good story and a lot of dazzling visuals, people looking for a good story and more cohesively written episode will likely be disappointed with the overall experience.