Dhootha

Cinematography is great, editing is good. Story is gripping.

The no of episodes should be cut down as story gets predictable in the end. Mature audience will like this series better.

Naga Chaitanya did good.

Cinematography is great, editing is good. Story is gripping.

The no of episodes should be cut down as story gets predictable in the end. Mature audience will like this series better.

Naga Chaitanya did good.

Cinematography is great, editing is good. Story is gripping.

The no of episodes should be cut down as story gets predictable in the end. Mature audience will like this series better.

Naga Chaitanya did good.

The series starting is very good, but after it will get slow or something unwanted scenes that lacks the interest becoz the story revile all the mysteries and suspense in the climax 6,7,8 episodes. At first while I'm watching the show i felt that why is this hero character is written very bold and like he is the villain and at some point i think he is the villain then I'm going to think i need to stop watching the show then at something magic happens, the director connected all the points then it all make sense. The climax is unexpected and the heart of the show is also the climax.

Like first i said, dont think about the hero characterization because this story needs that type of character. But some of the scenes in the series are like you can easily guess what's appening but the charactors in the can't recognize that. Some movements felt like why is this people having this low iq. Because they knew what going to happen but they do it anyway.

This is my first review i think there are lot of mistakes but i tried my best.

I wanted to watch this one because of Parvathy. She usually picks up good scripts. I however felt this was her weakest role. Naga Chaitanya was good but could have been better as the main protagonist. Telugu movies/series can do with less digression to the back stories and focus more the plot on hand.

The series was above average. I feel it could have been better. The story was good. The execution should have been much better. With Parvathy I was assured that the story would not be chauvinistic like most Telugu movies.

The end was a little hurried and could have been a little better then it actually was.

Good lineing script It's good and Fantastic story line Good acting for all them.

Starting screenplay is nice and it's tell about , present journalism situation in society , it's good thought of taking this script.

And the Krishna patrnam port lite house printing mission ,full story main them is courpted journalism Every episode presenting is good but there in some mistakes in there webseries But all of good presentation and good Nice links with past family members and feature of the family generations ,all police also solve his family unwanted mistories death and best paper telling about feature of the person,, But good everyone and nice script.

13B, directed by Vikram K Kumar, was a critically praised thriller. He proceeded on a similar path with his first-ever web series, Dhoota, which stars Naga Chaitanya in the lead role. The Protagonist, a journalist, experiences unanticipated catastrophes in his life and learns about them through newspaper clippings. The series follows the protagonist's life as he faces hardships and attempts to alter the course of events. The series gets off to an exciting start, and the investigation part afterward also dealt very well. The backstory was a bit predictable and acted as a minus point. Except for this part and a few dull moments, Dhoota works as a satisfactory watch. Naga Chaitanya was decent in a new role, and Parvathy Thiruvothu made an impressive debut in Telugu. Prachi Desai, Priya Bhavani Shankar, Tharun Bhascker, and others were appropriate.