along with Sneha, visits the crematory to pay their respects to Mahalakshmi. Finally, Athreya continues his petty cases and logs heads with local police again which hints towards a sequel. Cast Naveen Polishetty as Agent Sai Srinivasa Athreya a.k.a. "Seenu" Shruti Sharma as Sneha Shredha Rajagopalan as Vasudha Appaji Ambarisha Darbha as Vasudha's father Suhas as Agent Bala Venkata Subramanya Swamy a.k.a. "Bobby" Ram Dutt as Sub-Inspector Vamsi Krishneswara Rao as Gopalam/Maruthi Rao Viswanath Mandalika as CI Gautham Krishna Prashant Yarramilli as Sirish Kranthi Priyam as PWD officer Suri K. Chaplin Lavanya as Ajay's wife Mahija as Harsha's wife Sandeep Raj as Ajay Vinu Varma as Harsha Production The lead actor Naveen Polishetty explained that when he was looking for some good scripts, the director Swaroop contacted him on Facebook and told him the film's title and about the protagonist. When he narrated the whole story, Polishetty agreed to do the film if they got to work together on the final version. Swaroop agreed and they met at Hyderabad, where Polishetty's 4-years of experience as a writer helped him and they together worked on the script for eight months. The soundtrack was composed by Mark K Robin and the cinematography was handled by Sunny Kurapati. The film was produced by the Malli Raava fame Rahul Yadav Nakka. Soundtrack The film's only song is "Sherlock Holmes", composed by Mark K Robin. It has two versions: one sung by Anurag Kulkarni, and another by Harika Narayan. Release The film was released theatrically on 21 June 2019. Critical reception Agent Sai Srinivasa Athreya received critical acclaim from the critics and audience. Film Companion Karthik Keramulu called it the best comedy thriller of the decade. Times of India critic Neehitha Nyayapati gave it 4 stars out of 5, praising Polishetty's performance and the execution. A reviewer from The Hans India gave the film 4 stars out of 5, praising the performances, music and screenplay while criticising the slow-paced narration in the first half. A Deccan Chronicle critic similarly gave it 4 stars out of 5, calling it a "Telugu Sherlock Holmes" while praising the performances, background score and the cinematography. Krishna Sripada of The News Minute gave it 4 stars out of 5, and calling it a "textbook crime drama", praised the plot and cinematography but criticised some dubbing mismatches, Sharma's "undermined" character in the second half and editing towards the end. The film