Jennifer Martina

Contains heavy spoilers: The heartless villan who murdered his own son, wife, tried to burn his 5 year old daughter, after 20 years when the daughter came back and said some sob dialogues, he committed suicide. Wow what a logic. I really feel sad for those who gave this movie 4,5 star ratings, it just proves their expectation level in a movie. Movies like there are like watching our Indian serial. The movie was lengthy, dragging, unrelated long comedy scenes with vanilla Kishore. I had to keep skipping the useless dialogues and comedies, yet I kept watching because the actual plot was good. They had a REALLY good story, but messed it up by trying a make a cocktail of everything like comedy, too much sentiment, big sad dialogues. These served not one bit of purpose for the actual story.

This was a heart wrenching story which deserved to told repeatedly until all of us realise the hurdles and the injustice the downtrodden people go through on a daily basis. Though this was a sad movie, not one minute was boring in the entire movie, I didn't even realise this was a long movie. The movie was fully engaging, with a bit of needed humour present in the witty remarks of some characters. They balanced the film beautifully, because to tell such a story without the movie feeling like a documentary requires real movie making skills. Though I am a OTT watcher, I feel this movie deserved to be released in the theatre so that the message reaches a wider audience. Hats off to the entire team for this movie.

It was terrible from the get go with the very bad acting. Trust me when I say very bad acting. The mom's acting was beyond cringe worthy at the beginning. At least the mom looked the age. The teenager role of 16 years old was played by Ema who was 26 years old but looks like 36 year old with her Gordan Ramsay level deep set forehead wrinkles, it was like watching the orphan movie all over again. At least that orphan movie girl put some makeup to make her look younger. The only good actor who looked the part was that weird guy. His acting was awkward (but confident) in a charming way, a bit robotic,creepy, just like what was needed for the role. The only thing that motivated me to keep watching was the actual plot. The plot was good. They got good location too. It's such a shame they couldn't cast better people with good acting skills who actually look the age. It was like watching a very low budget B Grade movie. Some scenes have no continuation. Editing was mixed up real bad. Literally nothing was explained. NOTHING. In the last 10 minutes, the story went off the rails and fell into a black hole never to be found again. I am beyond mad for wasting my time on this movie.

A good attempt. I would rate it 3.5/5 There are minor plot holes, too much objectification of heroine in a song while the hero was fully garbed in boring clothes throughout the movie. It's like nobody cared about the hero's appearance in the movie. It's a love story but chemistry between the hero and the heroine was lacking. Loved the acting of Mr. Posani Krishna Murali in the comedy scenes, this is how comedy scenes are supposed to be, blended with the storyline. Pragathi mam's acting was strong and well liked. Kudos to the dialogue writer too. No unnecessary punch dialogues (special thanks for that). I personally didn't like the hero's stupid pranks as an act of love!? Kidnapping the heroine as her birthday surprise 🤦🏻‍♀️ Come on, when will this toxic, not so romantic moves be stopped potraying as romance in our movies?

Good movie. Good acting. But the climax is highly disappointing. An innocent (regardless of his profession) gets punished for a crime he didn't commit. Where is the justice and moral in this? What does the Story writer/ director trying to convey through the ending injustice happened to him? That if you are a sexworker you should be treated worse and punished for crimes you didn't commit? It speaks volumes about the mindset of this director and/or story writer.