The Birthday Boy

It is a gripping movie that deftly blends elements of drama, family dynamics, and comedy, all while offering a fresh perspective on relationships and self-discovery. Both the cast and the crew delivered an engaging performances that anchor the film's emotional core.

The narrative revolves around a fun birthday party going extremely wrong, moving the plot to a completely different environment and emotional state with many twists and turns. The script smartly balances moments of humour with more introspective scenes, making it both entertaining and thought-provoking.

Cinematography, music is noteworthy, capturing the essence of the story. The soundtrack, complements the film's tone that enrich the viewing experience.

While "The Birthday Boy" excels in character development and emotional depth, some might find the pacing a bit uneven, particularly in the middle segments where the plot temporarily slows down. Nonetheless, the film's heartfelt portrayal of its characters and their journey makes it a rewarding watch.

Overall, "The Birthday Boy" stands out as a compelling addition to Telugu cinema, offering a blend of heartwarming moments and genuine emotions. It's a film that resonates with audiences seeking both entertainment and a meaningful story.

Entire story happens inside a house. It's difficult to engage audience for 2 hours inside a house. Team did a good job on that.

All actors seems to be new, except rajeev kanakala. It doesn't feel like they are inexperienced.

Music is a big plus to the movie. It feels fresh. I haven't heard this type of bgm in telugu movies.

Director claimed this is a true story. Usually im not a fan of true story movies. Even if this is not a true story, I would have liked same.

The look of the film feels a bit new. Party lights and golden. Cinematography is nice.

Scenes in film feels real. Dubbing done very nicely, gave organic feel.

During the birthday party, all their friends give birthday bumps and the birthday boy dies. Then later it is revealed there are twists.

For first 20 minutes it was decent. Around 20 min mark birthday boy dies. From here movie gets really interesting until the end. I was hooked until the end. It's 2hr length movie. For every 10 to 20 minutes there is a twist in the story.

Its a true story. After watching movie, just imagining how the real people in that situation might have felt and dealt with gave me chills.

All departments did good. Looks like all of them are new. Coming this quality from people new people is great.

This film is a breathtaking tour de force that transcends the boundaries of cinema. From the moment it begins, you are captivated by its stunning visuals, compelling storyline, and exceptional performances. The direction is flawless, bringing a perfect balance of emotion, drama, and action that keeps you on the edge of your seat throughout.

The cinematography is nothing short of spectacular, with each frame meticulously crafted to create a visual feast for the eyes. The score perfectly complements the narrative, enhancing every moment with its hauntingly beautiful melodies. The cast delivers performances that are both powerful and nuanced, drawing you deeply into their characters' journeys.

Every element of this movie is executed with such precision and passion that it leaves a lasting impression long after the credits roll. It is a cinematic experience that should not be missed, and it sets a new benchmark for excellence in filmmaking. Truly, a masterpiece in every sense of the word.

"The Birthday Boy" is a thrilling movie. It's about a party that goes very wrong. The director did a great job with the story and surprises. What's even more shocking is that it's based on a true incident - it's hard to believe something like this actually happened!

Rajeev Kanakala excels as usual in his role, delivering a standout performance. The rest of the crew did a great job considering this is their first movie - a remarkable achievement!

Two NRI's made this movie with limited resources, which is very impressive Congrats team! Awaiting many more movies from you - keep up the great work!