Evaru

As usual Adiviseshu proved his stamina. It's a good movie and Regina also rocked the show. This movie more closer to Kshanam. As usual with a single twist the complete was narrated perfectly. In 1st half we can find a bit bored due to repeated scenes, but 2nd half was excellent narrating and interesting. Every one in the movie done a great job.

You never except what next is? An amazing thrilling movie experience

I knew that "Evaru" was going to be a remake of the Spanish film "The Invisible Guest" and I had already watched the Hindi remake "Badla" so I was not planning to watch the film. But, fortunately, I did watch the film and it is not a copy-paste remake. Evaru has an additional sub-plot in its narrative which I thought was very engaging. Adivi Sesh's presence can clearly be felt and is quite impactful.The director did an amazing job with the script and screenplay.The climax twist surprised me quite a lot. Overall, Evaru is a great thriller and Adivi Sesh delivers yet again. Completely worth your time.

You will keep guessing throughout the movie about various plots. No unnecessary drama, clean and crisp. Must watch!

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Venkat Ramji & Abburi Ravi leap notches above & take the story to a heightened level. The sequence of events that lead to the culmination are truly nail-biting. Has ample scenes to leave you startled & dazed. While the screenplay gives you no time to ponder since it unravels at a feverish pace, the assorted characters and their tracks keep you on tenterhooks throughout. You just can't guess what's up in store next.

Adivi Sesh, Regina Cassandra & Naveen Naveen Chandra vie for top honors. Adivi Sesh delivers a spirited performance. He's so with the character. Naveen Naveen Chandra is a dynamic actor - proved time and again. Evaru is sure to make people sit up and notice this wonderful talent.

Regina Cassandra takes the boldness quotient to the next level. She should grab a lot of eyeballs for a full-length role of substance after a long time. She is steely, vulnerable and scheming all at once. Murli Sharma enacts his part with a lot of confidence.

Nihal Kodhaty is a talent to watch out for. First-rate, no stopping this guy! Patchipulusu Vamsi's cinematography is top notch. He captures the mood of a thriller with finesse. Sricharan Pakala's score elevates thrilling moments to an extraordinary altitude altogether.

Garry Bh's razor-sharp editing also merit an enthusiastic round of applause, taking the suspense angle to a new altitude altogether. All said & done, Evaru stands on its feet for the reason that it will astound, astonish and leave you with an exclamation, 'Wow!'.