Maestro

This movie keeps you completely engaged. Terrific performance from Nithin sir and excellent performance from Tamannaah mam. The thrill and suspense elements in the film carries throughout.

Pretty much a scene-by-scene remake of the original. I only preferred Harshavardhan's portrayal of the doctor to the Hindi version. Nithin was nowhere close to Ayushman, Tamanna was good and Nabha Natesh was barely okay. There was also an unnecessary amount of lavishness in the frame - the restaurant did not look like it was going out of business, at all! Nor did it look like a place where independent artists perform! This is of course, typical Tollywood cliche. One thing that really struck me was when Mangli, who plays a supporting character (she is the lottery ticket seller, in case you watched movie already) asked the hero, "Girlfriend? Boyfriend?" In a movie that did not even have the on-screen kiss of the original, this progressiveness made me chuckle. While I love the inclusion, it really didn't feel like something a roadside seller would be open-minded about anyway. If this movie released on the big screen, the scene where the song "Om Mahaprana Deepam" played, would have left the audience in splits! Amazing timing!

Watched Maestro just to see how well did they manage to remake a classic thriller and as usual disappointed. The essence of Andhadhun was to leave things unexplained and leaving it to the viewer's imagination as to why the characters did what they did and what could or might have happened. The telugu remake tries to lay everything out on the table trying to explain and reason. Before coming to acting, the casting was a disaster, unfortunately can't expect Nitin not to act in their own production but Tamanna too failed to reach anywhere near Tabu. Nitin well no comments. Music which was another piller of the original's success was a big mess in telugu. Everything seems to have been made in a hurry. The whole ambience does not live up to the plot. Better stay away from this B grade remake. Lastly Nabha adds salt to the Maestro's wound.

9 out of 10, and that 1 is for that promotional song which starts like a continuance of the movie but it's not. Better to play this video song whenever end cards starts.

Wonderful acting from nithin.and maestro team and ending is super.