Paruvu

Nivetha is a good actor but feels like her lip sync is bad. Just beauty and expressions is not enough for movies. She needs to sync her expressions with her words. Sometimes feels like she is just moving her lips and not at all speaking.

Pranitha,one of the bad actors I have seen so far in current industry.

Direction is good... but the story is not intellectually written as for a thriller movie. Feels like a normal series which drags on one situation. The depiction is not smooth when story shows past and present scenes. I should accept that they gave good publicity for such an average series.

Kudos!

The storyline is adequate, while the screenplay is commendably executed, with well-crafted suspense and thriller elements. There are moments where the narrative feels somewhat protracted, but overall, it remains engaging. The conclusion, however, leaves room for improvement.

The direction is satisfactory, though it doesn't particularly stand out.

In terms of performances, Nivetha and Naresh Agastya deliver solid portrayals. Moin, Sunil and Rajkumar did good but unfortunately, Praneetha falls short in convincingly executing her role. Naga Babu's performance is notably underwhelming, suggesting a lapse in his acting prowess. The remaining cast members perform admirably, contributing positively to the series.

The music is serviceable, complementing the narrative without being particularly memorable. Production values are decent, ensuring a visually appealing presentation.

Overall, it is worth watching despite its minor flaws.

Paruvu is an Indian Telugu-language crime thriller streaming television series written by Siddharth Naidu who have co-directed with Rajashekar Vadlapati. Produced by L. S. Vishnu Prasad and Susmitha Konidela through Gold Box Entertainment, Pavan Sadineni worked as additional dialogue writer and, additional screenwriter along with Hussai Sha Kiran Satyavolu and Bharan Kumar Dandamudi, for the latter.

The series featured Nagendra Babu, Naresh Agastya and Nivetha Pethuraj in primary roles. Paruvu is based on the honour killings in India and explores the socio-political dynamics of the Amaravati Vijayawada-Guntur region.

Well made series👌👍👏👏. It's not getting the recognition it deserves unfortunately,😢 i think it connects to the people slowly.

I have seen films and series on honor killings from other languages but this film completely native to the Telugu cinema.

The direction, screen play, editing and acting just blow my mind. Most of them are new or lesser known actors but everyone gave their best performances.

I have read about the struggles the makers went for making this film , then i have realized there are great directors who can make amazing scripts but it's hard for them to get opportunities. To get the opportunities they deserve we need to encourage these kind of series or movies.

Never miss this series, it's very refreshing for Telugu people. 😊