Dhootha

1st episode was great, the next two episodes i thought may be this is also going the "lost" way, but no atleast they wrapped it up in someway.

Could be entertaining, if one doesn't overanalyze.

Few annoyances ( that i felt)

• Is using the "f" word too frequently supposed to make us (the audience) feel that the characters are relatable and genuine??. The only time i felt that the story really asked for the bhothulu is when the killer of priya speaks in the final episode.

• Naga chaitanya's voice and expression doesn't match - his neck muscles, face shows that he is shouting - but the voice comes out as 6.5 out of 10 volume.

• Could've been shorter, 4-5 episodes.

• story took some liberties, for simplifying the story, deaths, etc, its ok passable. But i nearly laughed when nag was shocked when he saw the printer at the light house, and the music, camera angles are shown as if we are also supposed to be shocked at the sight of it, just like nag. But just a few scenes back, he asks chandramoham about the printer, and he says it could still be there in the light house, so why the shock -_-

• so why kill the kids/family members of the targeted person? The ghost wanted to take the country/society forward by showing the truth, but has no problem killing innocents just to make the target suffer!! Ghost needs to reevaluate its moral compass!

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.

"Dhoota," an Amazon Prime original web series, stands as a testament to the brilliance of modern storytelling. The series masterfully weaves a tapestry of suspense, delivering an enthralling narrative that captivates from the very first episode.

Heading: **"Intricately Woven Threads of Suspense"**

The strength of "Dhoota" lies in its ability to keep the audience on the edge of their seats with well-crafted twists and turns. The characters are expertly developed, each layer unfolding to reveal unexpected depths that add complexity to the overarching plot.

The cinematography deserves commendation, as it enhances the storytelling with a visual language that complements the mood and tone of the narrative. The production design and attention to detail further contribute to the immersive experience, creating a world that feels both familiar and mysterious.

One of the standout features of "Dhoota" is its impeccable pacing. The series maintains a perfect balance between plot progression and character development, ensuring that every episode leaves the viewer eager for the next revelation. The suspenseful soundtrack adds an additional layer of intensity, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

"Dhoota" culminates in a finale that not only satisfies but leaves room for contemplation and discussion. It's a series that transcends the conventional, offering a fresh perspective on the genre.

In conclusion, "Dhoota" is a must-watch for enthusiasts of suspense and thriller genres. With its engrossing plot, well-defined characters, and top-notch production values, it earns a well-deserved 8 stars on IMDb. This series sets a new standard for original content and leaves the audience eagerly anticipating what the next chapter in the world of streaming entertainment holds.

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.

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.