Mental Madhilo

Mental Madhilo Mental colloquially is Telugu is mentally unstable. The title thus translates to mentally unstable mentally.

The unstable actor struggles to mentally decide with options.

The titular point is effectively portrayed on screen without beating around the bushes. The projection of the lead roles is crisp and clear. All the three lead characters carried the projection with ease. The emotional switch requested by the script is captured at quantum required. Absence of separate comedy track and songs made the viewer to stick to the seat without disappointment. The supporting roles filled the blanks exactly like heroes characterization, no option only choice types.

It is about a man who can't choose properly when the options are provided in the life but when the same problem comes in selecting life partner he learns lot of things makes mistakes regrets later but ultimately chooses the correct partner it is a simple movie with no commercialiaty like regular big budjet Telugu movies with a good humour and message we can see the characters in this movie in real life too around us

Basically I don't like this type of genres.but this film gives me a thought.that I really didn't expect.no one wants to be an option in others life..I really loved that ..

The movie has a good story and good performances. The best part of the movie is the protagonist's behavior is consistent throughout the film and you can sympathize with his indecisiveness. The ending is a bit lackluster and doesn't have a conflict.

Mental Madhilo (2017) is a film I really enjoyed-especially the first half, which felt refreshingly realistic and grounded. The story, characters, and interactions during that portion were truly engaging.

Sri Vishnu and Nivetha Pethuraj make a charming pair, with natural chemistry that adds warmth to the narrative. The music score also complements the mood of the film very well.

However, the shift to Mumbai in the second half felt like a departure from the tone set earlier. It didn't quite match the authenticity of the first half, which was a bit disappointing.

What is your thoughts on this movie?