Subham

Actors- 5/5 Acting- 4/5 Script- 4/5 Situation/ cinematography- 3/5

Nice movie. Highly recommended for your free time.

3 friends get married and then go through hilarious experiences at 9pm each night due to grandmom tv serial addiction. I am sure many audience can relate.

The acting is all lead actors is good and so is the direction. The location and balance between day/ night shoots is excellent. Most movies lose out because they are always shot in the dark for prolonged periods for such horror movies.

I would sincerely request writers, directors, producers to invest into such light fun movies. Please keep them coming. Super.

Do watch.

This movie was a pleasant surprise ! It is much better than I hoped it would be. The cast all did a commedable job. The screenplay and cinematography were pretty good as well.

Now the premise, setting and direction could be better and script was hit and miss ( good at many portions - but cliches and cringe worthy at lot of other portions) and music and BGM were pretty bad - loud and disruptive !

Had the directing been a bit more refined - and script and editing been a bit more critical and concise - this would have been a masterpiece !

But as it stands it is still an enjoyable watch, especially for a family audience.

This Telugu film truly stands out with its refreshingly unique storyline, a welcome departure from typical industry narratives. It leans heavily into comedy, driven by an inventive plot that consistently delivers unexpected twists and genuinely funny moments.

However, it's crucial to manage your expectations: while elements might touch upon the uncanny, this isn't a film designed to be a chilling horror experience. If you're hoping for genuine scares, you might be looking in the wrong place. Instead, its charm lies in its lighthearted approach, making it an excellent choice for family viewing. You can comfortably watch it with children, sharing laughs and enjoying the inventive scenarios together.

In fact, the movie shines brightest when approached without any pre-conceived notions or high expectations. Liberated from genre constraints or specific demands, its creative spirit truly comes alive. The comedic sequences are particularly strong, showcasing clever writing and effective performances that are sure to elicit plenty of genuine laughter. It's a film that promises a unique, entertaining ride, perfect for those seeking a different kind of cinematic experience.

Subham had a good idea, but it wasn't done well. The first half was okay, but the second half was too long and the ending didn't feel right. The movie looked good, but Samantha's part was forgettable.

Overall, it was average.

Story plot :: The film shows how the dead ancestor's attachment to an Indian Telugu Serial causes them to possess the wives of the entire town to watch the serial and how the 3 friends, who run the only cable TV in town, solve it by taking the creative approach of making their own ending of the serial.

The film shows how the dead ancestor's attachment to an Indian Telugu Serial causes them to possess the wives of the entire town to watch the serial and how the 3 friends, who run the only cable TV in town, solve it by taking the creative approach of making their own ending of the serial.

Subham feels like a light movie till the main plot comes. The story focuses on a common daily life situation, i.e watching daily soap on TV by housewives.

The concept is fresh but the storyline feels like little bit weaker. All the actors, especially actresses have done their role fabulously.

Another point to watch this movie is that the movie is produced by Samantha under Tralala Moving Pictures Production, who has also done a special role in this movie.

Also their is a special appearance of few actors, which are straight out from another movie. Only Cinephiles can find them.

Overall its a good watch for a fresh story.