Aaryan (Dulquer Salman) and Mouna (Aditi Rao) are a couple who have been together for a long time and have a happy life together. However, Aryan's overly charming and possessive behaviour does not sit well with Mouna. Disturbed by everything that's been going on, she consults a psychiatrist named Mazhar (Kajal Aggarwal) and wants her to seduce her spouse so she can divorce him. Malar, on the other hand, finds love with Aaryan, causing even more issues. What is Aaryan's plan? Will he betray Mounaa or fall for Mazhar?
The three performers have all exceeded themselves in their presentations, and they looked fantastic together. Aditi Rao Hydaari's presentation was the highlight of the evening. She was a master at conveying all of the emotions. She was good at showing jealousy, frustration, love, and grief. Dulquer has put on a good display, but the second half of the movie is his to win.
The movie's costuming are unquestionably a strong point. By adding stunning colours to the frame, they enhance the beauty of the occasion and the screen. director Brinda did an excellent job putting the plot together, and it now makes perfect sense to the partners. The filmmaker delivered the idea that the couples' disputes should be resolved correctly without the involvement of a third party.
The songs are great, and the cinematography was good as well than expected. All of the actors were poorly groomed. The dialogues and telugu translation are both good. The cutting could've been much better and more crisper. There's a spark missing in the narration right from the start, and it could have been handled more effectively. For the filmmaker to connect, a lot of emotion is required.
Overall, A passable entertainer for you this weekend!
Ratings:
The three performers have all exceeded themselves in their presentations, and they looked fantastic together. Aditi Rao Hydaari's presentation was the highlight of the evening. She was a master at conveying all of the emotions. She was good at showing jealousy, frustration, love, and grief. Dulquer has put on a good display, but the second half of the movie is his to win.
The movie's costuming are unquestionably a strong point. By adding stunning colours to the frame, they enhance the beauty of the occasion and the screen. director Brinda did an excellent job putting the plot together, and it now makes perfect sense to the partners. The filmmaker delivered the idea that the couples' disputes should be resolved correctly without the involvement of a third party.
The songs are great, and the cinematography was good as well than expected. All of the actors were poorly groomed. The dialogues and telugu translation are both good. The cutting could've been much better and more crisper. There's a spark missing in the narration right from the start, and it could have been handled more effectively. For the filmmaker to connect, a lot of emotion is required.
Overall, A passable entertainer for you this weekend!
Ratings:
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