Aarambham

The underlying concept of the Telugu science fiction film demonstrates promise, offering a compelling premise for exploration.

However, the execution falls short as the storyline unfolds with only average delivery.

The narration proves to be convoluted, leaving viewers grappling with confusion throughout.

The screenplay, while attempting to convey the narrative, feels lacking in maturity and fails to fully engage the audience.

The direction of the film is notably deficient, with evident imperfections detracting from the overall viewing experience. The musical score, while passable, does little to elevate the film's impact.

Cinematography manages to shine in select moments, capturing visually striking scenes.

Regrettably, the acting fails to leave a lasting impression, lacking the depth needed to bring the characters to life.

Contrary to the plot's description, the film centers more on themes of time travel and teleportation rather than the initially suggested concept of deja vu.

Kudos to the director for creating a world like that and keep us hooked throughout. First half is slow but intriguing, Me n my friend kept guessing what's going to happen next. The second half was brilliant. The way the story was taken at the end requires some brains to make and to understand also as audiences. Illanti movies kavali Telugu lo. We want to use our brain while watching something not just sit in the theatre, shouting and howling like maniacs for a few slowmo sequences.

We can also make world cinema, which are rooted to our culture.

This is Cinema. This is Craft. Make more movies like this.

The movie is about time travel based on a story. The film had just about 20-25 mins of real story, and the rest of the scenes are just fillers. The writers confused time travel with Deja vu, two completely different phenomena.

The location is on a coffee plantation and has beautiful cinematography. The lead actor is a very average-looking guy but fits the role perfectly. The lady playing the Hero's mother is good and there are some touching scenes with her. Nothing for the actress to do in the movie.

The main story is a of a scientist with a hidden lab in a hilly plantation area who befriends an orphan being raised by a plantation lady. As time goes, he utilises the boy who turns into a youth for all his work including the final experiments. Saying anything beyond this will reveal the story.

The trailer of the movie compelled me to watch this movie. The movie didn't disappoint. It is a well made suspense/thriller movie. The story is interesting and the screenplay makes it even more intriguing. Background score complemets the story very well. The locations and visuals are good as well. All the actors performed well with in their characters without any inkling of typical overaction. It's definitely not a regular masala movie. The first half may feel slow, however, it is time well spent to the unfolding suspense story in the later half. Overall, I recommend every movie lover to watch this movie with open mind and be a judge of it yourself. You may not like it as much as me, but you won't feel disappointed at all.

Aarambham catapults audiences into a mesmerizing sci-fi odyssey, a testament to the ingenuity of a team composed of debutants and film-making graduates. Their collective vision and fresh perspective infuse the film with an electrifying energy, weaving a narrative that deftly blends innovation with classic sci-fi elements. From its compelling storyline to its visually stunning execution, 'Aarambham' is a triumph of creativity and talent. This cinematic gem not only entertains but also leaves a lasting impression, showcasing the immense potential of emerging filmmakers. A must-watch for anyone craving a thrilling cinematic experience! Cant wait for more from these youngsters.