Colour Photo

The actors are apt for the movie and is the main positive point, next are the dialogues.

What should I tell? Should I complain? Worst love story, worst screenplay, worst direction, worst music & worst worst worst... If someone thinks about the "worst" even in his dreams, he/she are the worst. If you complain about this movie, there's some mental illness in you. I would say, the movie is "Extremely" opposite to the word "Worst".

There are many scenes, I keep streaming them again & again. No doubt, after "Alaa Vaikuntapuramulo", this's an outstanding movie of this pandemic year. This movie has dominated at all the departments. Kudos to the team.

A feel good movie with 90's feel , climax would hv better

Movie was fantabulous. The actors did their part at their best. I heard few saying they lack comedy but for a movie like colour photo with great story, dialogues, music, screenplay. Comedy isn't required. Made me engaged whole time, Never got bored. The climax sequences were "WOW", too emotional but delivered perfectly. A very nice to be watched.

I really liked this movie, its different from the telugu movies ive seen before. The underlying topic(colourism) is a really important one, embedded in a romantic love story in the 90s. Especially the main characters were drawn out well& were interesting , except for the brother of the girl( he was potrayed as a narcissistic, mysoginistic and controlling psychopath, but for my taste his character was over the top and his motives quite immature). I also liked the dialogues, they were really thoughtful and deep, and encouraging the viewer to think about them, but at the same time you had really funny punchlines. The cinematography was astonishing ! and the music was fitting perfectly into the film. What i didnt like was the ending because it kind of feels misplaced and maybe encourages the youth to do things, which will harm them, instead of finding better solutions to deal with hardships in life ( by the way the high cigarette consum was also critical). The topic spoken about is important, but it would have been more brave and even groundbreaking, if the woman had been darker and the men fairer, because colourism affects woman much more than men.( but this is a minor aspect ) Otherwise a really touching movie, with amazing perfomances especially from the main character ( its the first movie after a long time, which made me cry) :)