Sammathame

Super taking, feel good movie, too closer to real characters, touching Balayya recipes in between, no magical content though, but each scene makes it touches superb emotion. We do not see this kind of movies coming often, teaches you how to deal with situations coming to us in daily life. This is explained with best examples. Music composed with the same serenity along with story, characters, and dialogues. You feel you have seen these characters somewhere and still you keep watching. The pace of movie makes is more interesting. In the first half it looks little illogical that heroine quickly able to reconnect to hero. But in any movie, we can not conclude anything with quick perceptions.

Over all it is a fell good movie. I liked it.

Life partner to be pious, not have before marriage affairs, less social life, dress traditionally and not outspoken are few such things used to be expectations from educated and middle class boys in 2000s. This story connects to them better and may take them to old memories.

Current generation went much ahead and matured. Rural areas may still have such mindset but not in towns/cities. In overall, movie not really connects well with target audience.

Acting wise just okay by lead. After point, repeatedly shown similar scenes, makes boring. Script and narration is weak.

Worth watching and movie gives a great message. This movie is way better than big brand movies. Story line of the movie is good, describes about urban love story.

I think it was a very relevant topic but was handled in a very cringey way. This was supposed to be a 20min short film not a 2+ hour theatrical release I felt.

Totally understand that there are control freaks out there like Kiran's role . But the reason why the female lead would fall for the male lead character was lost in the woods. And if she was as gutsy as she is shown with her modern thoughts, she would put no efforts to actually make that relationship work. So their character development was hard to connect to. At least for me.

This movie fails to deliver on multiple fronts.

The majority of the film is filled with uninteresting and dull moments, leaving the audience feeling bored and disengaged. Kiran Abbavaram's choice of scripts could certainly be improved to showcase his talent more effectively. Similarly, Chandini's performance feels predictable and lacks the spark needed to make her character stand out.

The music in the film does not contribute positively to the overall experience, failing to enhance the emotions or add depth to the storytelling.

All in all, this movie proves to be a disappointing and time-consuming endeavor, offering little of value to the audience.