Dayaa

It was moving on nicely. The dialogues, as dubbed in Hindi and subtitled in English, are weak. But. The 'Twist ' actually marred it. Dayaa suddenly turning a fight-master, no trace of which was previously established, is absolutely bizarre. It's absurd. I . Personally, had apprehended, that Dayaa's so-called 'heroism' would come out some time. But it seems some people fervently expected it. The 'Twist' must have pleased them. But the sudden change in Dayaa's character does not please me,; I find it childish. My regret is that it could have been more realistic.

But later on, the plot thickens and moves in interesting directions. Camerawork improves. There are remarkable improvements on the script and dialogues.

Prepare to be captivated by the dramatic whirlwind that is Dayaa, where each character's journey intertwines with the others, creating a tapestry of suspense and intrigue. With every twist and turn, the stakes are raised, tensions mount, and the very essence of humanity is tested.

Through the lens of a freezer van driver, we are transported into a world where danger lurks around every corner, and the pursuit of truth becomes a matter of life and death. As the story unfolds, the relentless pursuit of justice becomes a palpable force, propelling us forward on an exhilarating rollercoaster ride of emotions.

Wow!what a comeback by a well known past and present star of India,JD Chakravarthy... As we come to the story, it is a remake of Bangla series 'taqdeer'(2020)..but the acting skills of our telugu actors JD,esha,Ramya..etc had crafted movie to different heights...the Villains are so good in their roles... Esha rebba is good in innocent character...the support characters Vishnu Priya and Ramya also done a lot for this film. The Director was so good in covering every part and linking the dots..camera angles Bgm also good.. Overall a good suspense crime thriller...

The only negatives are more violence.. The voice overs might be little bit better... Waiting for Dayaa - Season 2.

Dayaa is an utterly captivating crime drama that flawlessly showcases exquisitely crafted characters, leaving us spellbound by the exceptional performances from the entire cast. Director Pavan Sadineni skillfully weaves a gripping narrative around these characters, skillfully leading us to the edge of our seats with heart-stopping moments in the climactic final episodes. The enchanting background score further elevates the overall viewing experience, while the series ensnares us with a multitude of thrilling cliffhangers that leave us breathless with anticipation.

Granted, there may be a few episodes that unfold at a more measured pace, but fear not, for they only serve to intensify the anticipation for what lies ahead. Each deliberate moment builds the tension, drawing us deeper into the intricate web of mystery and suspense. Dayaa is an absolute must-watch this weekend, guaranteed to leave you exhilarated and yearning for more.

Prepare to be enthralled by the intricate plot twists and turns, as Dayaa takes you on a rollercoaster ride of emotions. From the very first scene, you will be captivated by the complex characters, their motivations, and the dark secrets they hold. As the story unfolds, you will find yourself immersed in a world where nothing is as it seems, where trust is a luxury, and where danger lurks around every corner.

The performances in Dayaa are nothing short of extraordinary. Each actor brings their A-game, delivering performances that are raw, intense, and utterly compelling. You will be mesmerized by their ability to embody their characters, making you feel every emotion, every struggle, and every triumph.

But it is the masterful direction of Pavan Sadineni that truly sets Dayaa apart. With a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of storytelling, Sadineni crafts a narrative that is as gripping as it is thought-provoking. The way he seamlessly blends suspense, drama, and emotion is a testament to his talent and vision.

Though its a remake of bengali series.. I felt this is one of the best direct telugu webseries so far... JD chakravarthy acting is as awesome as in satya movie.. I felt 1st episode is little slow but slowly the thrilling effect becomes more from 2nd episode.. Some episodes in between are slow paced but it adds a lot of story and emotional connect to the characters.. all the actors lived in their characters as they performed as good as tamil actors.. 😅 direction and screenplay are good.. background music is great as some elevations scenes were better than a movie.. production values are good.. special mention to josh ravi and vishnu priya as their acting is so good when compared with other films.. eesha rebba has limited scenes but performed well accordingly.. ramya nambeesan performed so good as she is one of the major character in the series.. all other actors like pridviraj kamal kamaraju played well but finally i disappointed a bit in the last episode as there is no proper conclusion as complete story moved to season 2. Kudos to the whole team especially director pawan nd music director..