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Avad Mohammad is a freelance content writer and senior journalist with 14+ years of experience in Telugu cinema. He has worked with HT’s OTTplay and 123telugu, covering news and reviews. With an IT and digital media background, he delivers sharp, engaging content with strong industry insight.
Ranabaali review: Despite a strong premise, sincere performances and impressive production design, a familiar narrative, uneven emotional impact and a lengthy runtime are the film's undoing.
Comrade Kalyan: A Sree Vishnu film naturally comes with certain expectations, especially regarding entertainment. This film does not quite reach that level
Sigma draws inspiration from several Hollywood-style crime thrillers, but the execution never reaches that level. The storytelling feels outdated, and the screenplay lacks the freshness expected from a debut filmmaker
Thella Kaagitham is a message-oriented teenage drama that tackles an important issue and carries good intentions
Don't Trouble The Trouble is built on an interesting idea that never fully comes alive and ultimately ends up being far less entertaining than its intriguing title
The directorial debut of Varahi Mallipamula, who has also bankrolled the film, Impure tells the story of a woman whose wedding is called off after her future in-laws discover that she is not a virgin
Aditya Haasan, who made his directorial debut with the film, handled the story and direction. Despite the promising combination, the film struggled at the box office
The Telugu film Impure has been directed by Nishanthi Evani and stars Varahi, Yashna and Sai Krishna. Rajakumari has lent her vocals to a special song called OMG that she composed
Nani's latest collaboration with director Srikanth Odela opened in theatres on September 24 to overwhelmingly negative feedback.
The Paradise review: Despite Nani's sincere effort and a few visually striking moments, The Paradise is weighed down by weak writing, hollow emotions, and an unfocused second half
Nani's The Paradise begins its box office journey with paid premieres on the eve of September 23, followed by 6 am early morning shows on release day
The Paradise releases in theatres on September 24, 2026. There will be paid premieres on the evening of September 23 to kickstart the multi-language release's box office journey