Thammudu

This script is poorly written, and I honestly wonder what convinced the producer to go with such a story. It feels like a disservice to the cinema industry and is quite disappointing overall. Quality storytelling is essential for our industry to thrive, and this kind of work undermines the efforts of talented filmmakers.

Nithiin is the hero of the movie, and he shouldn't accept such a weak script. Choosing this kind of project could seriously damage his career and reputation. Talented actors like him deserve roles that showcase their skills and contribute positively to their legacy. I hope he considers more meaningful scripts in the future to maintain his standing in the industry.

To start I should say that I am pretty disappointed and also disappointed that I am disappointed. Confusing? Well my title for this tells you. At first, watching trailer felt like they want to show something but ended up confused as hell. The dilemma of director can be clearly seen as he's confused whether he wanted to make a survival kind of a film or commercial film. This killed the real potential of the film. The story had a potential if the director had stopped pushing the side characters on the hero itself like these characters does nothing, just helpless which literally irritates you. This film goes way to absurd in the second half that you really question your choices over films. Honestly idk why directors want to show their heroes like they are invincible. I watched this film with very lower expectations but still capable to irritate me. I would watch meher ramesh films, why to create competitors to him. I mean he's already enough. If this film is shown with some raw and honest way, this film would've been nithin's best one. The screenplay, music every technicality failed. The only thing was the story had potential but it will be buried. If someone wants to watch films which are unintentionally funny, this is your film. No doubt in that especially villan scenes. Hopefully Nithin gets a comeback. This is my first review and my mind is not in a normal state after this abomination, so I need help. LOL.

Step aside, "How not to make a movie" - your magnum opus has arrived! Thammudu, starring "Nithin". Man, he is known for giving out worst films, okay, nothing surprising, we're used to it. But this? This was a full-on DISASTER! Like, you need a bottle of hand sanitizer after enduring this plot-hole-riddled, dumpster of a film. The list is endless and only If you are brain dead you will get entertained by this so called "actor" and this film.

Sriram Venu , a "one-hit-wonder" director, i swear to God he probably binging 'deep', 'meaningful' indie films, maybe top 100 IMDB, feeling all profound and artistic, right? Then, immediately after, he binged some loud, explosion-filled Hollywood blockbuster - probably trying to force out some 'inspiration' and then, the genius thought, "Aha! I'll make an indie film. Which respects cinema, audience intelligence, and that's also a blockbuster! I'm the next big shot auteur. WHAT A FAILURE.

I checked in only for actress Sapthami Gowda, man, poor girl. She's got talent, she is, but never in my life did I think she'd get stuck in such an unwatchable, cringe-inducing mess. Her acting a "flush-it-down-the-drain" disaster!

Seriously, this film is pure gutter water. The only reason it gets one star is for Ajaneesh Loknath. That guy's background score was the ONLY thing that made this sound even remotely average.

And to the director's loyal few who claim "visual grammar," "villain arc," and "art design" save the day: Wake up! Even a short filmmaker with a high-end smartphone can achieve quality visuals now. That's not enough to redeem this trash.

DO NOT WATCH THIS MOVIE. Seriously, save your hard-earned money and your precious sanity. Go watch 'Paranthu Po', or better yet, rewatch F1 on an IMAX screen.

An estranged brother sets out to find his sister in hopes that the reconnection will help his mental state. Unbeknownst to her, he finds her in a remote part of the country, where she is trying to survive an assassination attempt with her family. Hoping that helping her will set their relationship right, he sets out to protect her and her family from whatever perils await.

This is an intense and chaotic movie. The story is chaotic, with multiple plots unfolding simultaneously. Each plot is predictable independently, but together, they create a few twists and turns. The action is just as chaotic and extremely far-fetched, while being brutal. The two-hour and twelve-minute runtime feels longer due to inconsistencies, over-the-top action, and the multiple plots competing for attention. By the end, the movie leaves you wondering what the point was.

The plot and characters definitely had potential, but sadly, that's where it stops. The story doesn't develop well, and there's no real connection to the conflict-it just feels flat. The screenplay is stuck in the past with outdated style, no proper flow, and a good dose of clichés. At times, it's not just boring-it's mildly annoying. The direction, too, feels like it's from another decade.

Laya and a few of the female actors give solid performances, but the child artist doesn't really land it. Nithin is decent in the action scenes, but when it comes to acting-especially emotional moments-it doesn't quite work. The rest of the male cast is just okay.

Cinematography is fine, nothing special. Music doesn't help much either. Production values are decent, but not enough to save the film.