Gaalivaana

After watching the Original Scottish series of BBC, I was very interested to know how this would be adapted into the regional context. It has been so well adapted with such lovely twists and turns.

I was hooked.

Well done!

Must Watch !

7 long episodes and not a single dull moment in the show. The editor succeeds in keeping the viewer hooked and the cliffhangers at every episode's end leaves us wanting to complete the entire show in a single sitting. The emotional transitions among the primary characters could have been less abrupt, but this minor flaw is more than made up by the execptional performances.

This web series doesn't looks like other Telugu web series which can split movie into episodes. It's based on some BBC story but director carried that soul. Everyone justice to their roles. Main twist of the story revealed in correct point, Lanka visuals are beautiful. Background music also carries the story. I could say best attempt from the team.

Emotional sequence are good, Sai Kumar sir and lead characters done good job. Good narrative and climax. Camera and editor made series movie faster. Thankyou team gaalivaana.

Casting is imperfect but the performances are okay.

This series serves as a remake of the British mini-series "One of us/Retribution."

While the casting choices are poor, the performances are acceptable and manage to hold their own.

However, the Telugu screenplay falls short, feeling somewhat dragged and culminating in a clumsy climax.

The dialogues in the series are poorly written, lacking impact and effectiveness.

The production values are mediocre, failing to deliver a standout visual experience. It appears that the makers have an excessive fixation on the color palette, which does not enhance the overall quality.

Sharan Kopisetty's direction skills are still in the amateur stages.

Considering these factors, the series may not be deemed worth watching.