Evaru

The movie just works because of its proper story telling and screenplay.A fantastic movie which never holds us with a single song but only with an engaging story and less running time!!!

I didn't like Badla that much. Something was missing. Evaru is one of the very few movies which managed to be better than the original movie. The truth is I completely forgot about Badla because it wasn't that memorable movie for me. I only got to know that it's the remake after I watched Evaru. I haven't watched The Invisible Guest though. The only problem I felt with Evaru is that some camera angles were set so that we can see Reginna Cassandra's cleavage. Well, that's understandable cause the makers might have thought at least that will bring audience into the theaters. There are a few plot holes here and there. But Evaru is an awesome thriller.

You never except what next is? An amazing thrilling movie experience

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Venkat Ramji & Abburi Ravi leap notches above & take the story to a heightened level. The sequence of events that lead to the culmination are truly nail-biting. Has ample scenes to leave you startled & dazed. While the screenplay gives you no time to ponder since it unravels at a feverish pace, the assorted characters and their tracks keep you on tenterhooks throughout. You just can't guess what's up in store next.

Adivi Sesh, Regina Cassandra & Naveen Naveen Chandra vie for top honors. Adivi Sesh delivers a spirited performance. He's so with the character. Naveen Naveen Chandra is a dynamic actor - proved time and again. Evaru is sure to make people sit up and notice this wonderful talent.

Regina Cassandra takes the boldness quotient to the next level. She should grab a lot of eyeballs for a full-length role of substance after a long time. She is steely, vulnerable and scheming all at once. Murli Sharma enacts his part with a lot of confidence.

Nihal Kodhaty is a talent to watch out for. First-rate, no stopping this guy! Patchipulusu Vamsi's cinematography is top notch. He captures the mood of a thriller with finesse. Sricharan Pakala's score elevates thrilling moments to an extraordinary altitude altogether.

Garry Bh's razor-sharp editing also merit an enthusiastic round of applause, taking the suspense angle to a new altitude altogether. All said & done, Evaru stands on its feet for the reason that it will astound, astonish and leave you with an exclamation, 'Wow!'.

I knew that "Evaru" was going to be a remake of the Spanish film "The Invisible Guest" and I had already watched the Hindi remake "Badla" so I was not planning to watch the film. But, fortunately, I did watch the film and it is not a copy-paste remake. Evaru has an additional sub-plot in its narrative which I thought was very engaging. Adivi Sesh's presence can clearly be felt and is quite impactful.The director did an amazing job with the script and screenplay.The climax twist surprised me quite a lot. Overall, Evaru is a great thriller and Adivi Sesh delivers yet again. Completely worth your time.