Bhala Thandanana

The plot of this film is flawed, and both the screenplay and dialogues fail to convince or engage the audience. The execution of the film is also lacking, leaving much to be desired.

Sree Vishnu's performance in this film is underwhelming, as he struggles to bring out the best in his character. It seems he may not have been the ideal choice for this role. Catherine Theresa's appearance and acting in the film are amateurish, and she fails to make a positive impact.

On a positive note, the cinematography, music, and production design of the film are passable, though not exceptional.

Considering the overall shortcomings, it would be advisable to wait for the film's release on an OTT platform rather than watching it in theaters.

Bhala Thandanana is a feast for thriller genre lovers. The director has a experimented with an interesting screenplay that keeps the audience hooked with ample commercial elements. Mani Sharma's music, background score & Srikanth Vissa's dialogues are top notch. This is Sri Vishnu & director Chaitanya Dantuluri's best work yet. Situational comedy keeps you entertained without being cringy. This is a never before experiment in thriller genre. The twists in the second half keep you engaged throughout. You are waiting to see what would happen next. I have seen people rave about the interval but for me the ending is the highlight! Never before seen climax! Keeps you thinking. I thoroughly enjoyed this edge of the seat thriller.