Hollywood reviewer J Hurtado has written a few words of appreciation about  Kicha Sudeep’s performance in Eega.  In the review he has written that he could not understand one word of Telugu and the film had no subtitles but still recommends the film for Universal viewing.  The portions relating to Sudeep in the review is given under.

One standout performance in the film comes from Telugu film newcomer, Kiccha Sudeep as the villainous Sudeep. The requirements of the role have Sudeep acting largely opposite an imaginary fly. The fly goes into his ears, up his nose, into his eye, and gets literally and figuratively into his head very early on.

His ability to convey this character’s decaying mental state in the midst of all of the chaos around his is remarkable. He is manic, he is sincerely threatening, but most of all, he’s legitimately hilarious. Sudeep has these crazy bug eyes that scream madness and say more with a glance than many actors can with three pages of monologue. In a performance that goes long stretches with no dialogue at all, Sudeep steals the show, and was my favourite human character in Eega.