A theatrical release often gets a second chance on OTT, with many films finding new appreciation once they reach streaming platforms. But Peddi appears to be heading in the opposite direction. Ever since it landed on Netflix, the film has been facing a fresh wave of criticism across social media. Even though the Hindi version is yet to be released and some controversial sequences involving Janhvi Kapoor have reportedly been trimmed, viewers continue to slam the film for what they call an inconsistent story, bizarre writing, and scenes that rely more on shock value than substance.
OTT Release Sparks Fresh Trolling
Instead of reviving the film's reputation, Netflix has exposed Peddi to an even wider audience—and many aren't holding back. Social media platforms are flooded with memes, sarcastic reactions, and brutally honest reviews questioning what the film was actually trying to achieve.
Among the biggest targets of criticism is the extended cricket portion, which many viewers describe as unnecessarily stretched and disconnected from the main narrative. However, the most discussed sequence remains the controversial scene in which the villain publicly humiliates Janhvi Kapoor's character. Although reports suggest the OTT version trims parts of that sequence, audiences still feel the emotional impact and execution remain deeply problematic.

One viral post summed up the confusion surrounding the film humorously:
"tf is Peddi even about bro 😭😭?
Divyendu: 'Sabke saamne usko beizzat kar diya' 😡
Photographer: 'Sir, bina kapdo ke photos mil gaye'
Divyendu: 'Jaa jaldi se chhap kar laa' 😭😭???"
The post has gained significant traction, with many users echoing similar sentiments. For now, Peddi's Netflix debut has done little to change public opinion. Instead of a redemption story, the film is once again at the center of online ridicule, proving that in the age of social media, controversial storytelling can continue to attract scrutiny long after the theatrical curtains have closed.
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