1 review
A random listing bought me to this film for its interesting title.
It's is a genuine, coherent piece of work. Although the plot felt laggy, the writing perhaps wanted to emphasise the frustration. Deenamma Jeevitham, right?
This was my first raw Telugu film or as they say a B grade film. I did partly enjoy it, the lead actor did well. It felt real to the narrative. The petty house, bar, clinic, costumes did resemble the raw lives of South Indian suburbs. For instance, the lockup cell felt new and convinced me that it need not be the typical one, say a dark room with a water pot, a mat and grills.
Glad to have checked this genre of Telugu films. Can give it a try if you can sit through a few minutes.
A detail in one specific scene had me. When the police says Mahima is hot, Krishna speaks in his mind, 'doola tiripoddi neekukuuda'. Damn, too good! These details tell me that the genre has the potential and can delivery big time real soon!
It's is a genuine, coherent piece of work. Although the plot felt laggy, the writing perhaps wanted to emphasise the frustration. Deenamma Jeevitham, right?
This was my first raw Telugu film or as they say a B grade film. I did partly enjoy it, the lead actor did well. It felt real to the narrative. The petty house, bar, clinic, costumes did resemble the raw lives of South Indian suburbs. For instance, the lockup cell felt new and convinced me that it need not be the typical one, say a dark room with a water pot, a mat and grills.
Glad to have checked this genre of Telugu films. Can give it a try if you can sit through a few minutes.
A detail in one specific scene had me. When the police says Mahima is hot, Krishna speaks in his mind, 'doola tiripoddi neekukuuda'. Damn, too good! These details tell me that the genre has the potential and can delivery big time real soon!