Om Shanti Shanti Shantihi X Review: Netizens Share Verdict Of Tharun Bhascker’s Telugu Remake Of Jaya Jaya Jaya Jaya Hey

Om Shanti Shanti Shantihi: Tharun Bhascker and Eesha Rebba starrer family drama released in colossal monitors on January 30, 2026. AR Sajeev directed the family comedy-drama, which serves as the legit Telugu remake of the Malayalam film Jaya Jaya Jaya Jaya Whats up, featuring Darshana Rajendran and Basil Joseph. As soon as the film arrived within the theatre, critics and moviegoers appeared forward to searching at it and enjoy since begun sharing their reactions on X (formerly Twitter).

Taking to X (formerly Twitter), a user wrote, “#OmShantiShantiShantihi – A heat family entertainer that leaves you smiling and thinking. Godavari slang never felt this effortless. #TharunBhascker lives the personality, switching between humour and vulnerability with ease. 
@yourseesha is the emotional backbone – fierce, gentle, unforgettable. The 2nd-half of dissimilarity is effectively-organized, humorous, and realistic. Well performed @ARSajeev2794 🙌”

Another user wrote, “Tharun Bhaskar prefect feature edi, Comedy and Emotional ga Chala Baga Chesaru, Eesha On display camouflage Used to be Correct, Pelli Choopulu comedy  scene  became as soon as hilarious 😂 #OmShantiShantiShantihi”

Another user wrote, “Tharun bhaskar Eesha performing chala Bagundhi idhari madhya chemistry and comedy Bagundhi War scene between eesha and tharun highlight of the film, Brahmaji one liners timing expansive”

Another user wrote, “Cinematography smooth ga undi, visuals pleasant ga anipistayi. Eesha Rebba expressions silent ga yarn ni carry chestayi. Climax lo feelings baaga work ayyai. #OmShantiShantiShantihi”

Another user wrote, “Om Shanti Shanti Shantihi” is neither an effective remake nor a dismissible film.”

Om Shanti Shanti Shantihi (OSSS) is a satirical family comedy-drama that stars Pelli Choopulu director Tharun Bhascker Dhaassyam and Eesha Rebba in the lead roles.

The story centres on Prashanthi, a young woman brought up in a traditional and conservative household shaped by patriarchal beliefs. When her relationship with her college lecturer becomes abusive, her family arranges her marriage to Omkar, a controlling and violent man. His toxic behaviour soon turns their marriage into turmoil.