Krishnamma

Cinematic masterpiece it is , an extraordinary grounded story which engages very well, starting from storyline to screenplay, direction & actors performance everything was perfect Telugu cinema at it's peak Brilliant performances from the lead characters especially Satya lived in the character.

Awesome revenge thriller Kudos to the whole team of krishnamma for pulling of a film like this with a very limited budget and great quality Would like to add director vision just imagining if he's got much bigger budget it would be an eye feast The story revolves around just 5 characters but every other character has it's own weightage to perform within the limited scope, every character has scope to perform within the given space and time . 10/10 for a masterpiece from my side.

Krishnamma is a cinematic tour de force that plunges viewers into the murky depths of exploitation. Set against the backdrop of a Vijayawada, the film weaves a gripping narrative that exposes the vulnerabilities of the marginalized.

Krishnamma delves into themes of trust, betrayal, and sacrifice. The river becomes a metaphor-a witness to their joys and sorrows.

Satya Dev's portrayal of Bhadra is brilliant. His vulnerability and unwavering loyalty make Bhadra a compelling character The plot takes unexpected turns, keeping viewers guessing. The suspense builds gradually, leading to a climax that leaves hearts racing. The emotional rollercoaster is both exhilarating and heartbreaking.

Cinematography captures the essence of Vijayawada-the sun-kissed riverbanks, the bustling streets, and the quiet corners where secrets fester. The visuals evoke nostalgia and longing.

Krishnamma isn't an easy watch-it's raw, unapologetic, and devoid of sugar-coated resolutions. But therein lies its power. It forces us to confront uncomfortable truths, urging us to question the systems that perpetuate exploitation.