Pareshan

Being a fan of Telugu movies, I would say most protagonist-dependent movies fall into the fantasy genre where one man comes to the rescue of many. Fantasy is conflated with reality and it gives us a false sense of fulfillment. The script generally takes a back seat in elevating the lead character or actor.

I watched Pareshan last night. I was laughing in the car all the way home trying to keep the steering wheel straight. The plot could happen to anyone in real life.

I appreciated the fact that the script is the hero and life circumstances are the villain. It is on par with balagam and ranga marthanda for me in terms of this industry-level paradigm shift.

I'm excited to see what the makers of this movie bring to us in the future.

In the hustle bustle of everyday urban lives, 'Pareshan' movie takes you into a peaceful and serene visual environment and holds your attention throughout the film. Pareshan gradually unfolds a story of a bunch of friends in a village in Telangana who have their own individual interests yet stick together during their own problems. In contrast with the larger than life storylines of good vs bad or revenge, heroic saviour stunts or love stories, this film takes the audience through a short time into the lives of these small of group of friends who are as human as us. The characters in this film, reminds us of our caring yet strict families, sensitive friendships and our first moments of love redefining what we traditionally see in our films. With well written relatable characters and performers, lively visuals of the film and with both strong & subtle music and background scores one can also probably feel like a mere observer in a real-time village in a Telangana village. It is as real as that. This might confuse the audience who are used to main stream cinema as not having a story, but this film - a blend of art and realistic story telling, this movie is just an another reminder to pause, cherish our fragile friendships and beauty in our relationships. This well written and directed film, with its innocent characters can make you laugh until your stomach hurt and at times in the film you feel for them too like they are your own.

With the story imbibed into the characters and context of Telangana with commendable performances, photography and direction, one must experience this film on a big screen. The secret of the title -Pareshan can only be experienced rather than trickling it down to few words as a story. So, I would suggest that you must watch it.

The storyline is antiquated, cringe-worthy, and tedious. The screenplay is absurdly written, seemingly tainted by excessive self-assurance. While a few jokes manage to elicit laughter, the majority of them come across as foolish.

The actors who portray the main characters deliver a passable performance, but the remaining cast members do not possess the skills of true actors.

The incorporation of Rural Telangana slang in the dialogues is expertly crafted, but the actors fail to bring authenticity to their delivery, making it feel contrived.

The production quality is mediocre, lacking the polish and refinement expected in a film of this nature.

Yashwanth Nag's music is a weak link in the film. The songs don't work and are a dampener. The background score is alright, though. Vasu Pendem's cinematography is decent, considering the low budget and setting at hand. The editing gives a messy feel to the movie at times.

This movie is only for who wants entertainment,while watching this movie we don't know how to 2.30 hours time completed😄 ..!

This story mainly shoots at singareni collieries coal field area(Telangana background), Ramakrishnapur, Mancherial dist.

Ronald-director and story,music- nag Ashwin, Rana Daggubati presents this movie after watching this film.

Thiruveer is casting as main role in this movie, he fails ITI and doing not any job, his father sold her mothers bangles for his future career but thiruveer lost all these money for helping his friends. The total story making on this story basis.

+Ve: Comedy, music, direction again comedy

I think there is no negetive in my review side except every 10 mins showing alcohol scenes (it is also generated good comedy)

"Pareshan" dares to tread where mainstream cinema seldom ventures, featuring a completely unknown cast, some of whom are amateur actors. This bold move might initially leave audiences questioning its potential. However, as the narrative unfolds, the film proves its strength lies in the art of storytelling.

The opening moments may bewilder viewers with unfamiliar faces adorning the screen. Yet, this ambiguity is quickly overshadowed by the film's authenticity and natural charm. "Pareshan" boasts an intriguing plot and genuine performances that seamlessly draw viewers into its world.

The film's magic lies in its ability to portray everyday life with refreshing realism. Shunning theatricality, it embraces the raw emotions and candid expressions of its cast, forging a profound connection with the audience. By adopting this natural approach, the film subverts norms, prioritizing authenticity over theatrics.

Subtle comedy scenes peppered within the narrative evoke genuine laughter and endear audiences further. These moments of humor, rooted in the characters' quirks and authentic camaraderie, create an intimate bond with viewers. "Pareshan" engages the audience on an emotional level, blurring the line between reel and reality.

Though lacking the grandeur of high-budget productions, the film compensates with heartwarming storytelling and unfiltered performances. It reminds us that true cinematic brilliance lies in sincerity rather than extravagance.

Immersive and emotional, "Pareshan" allows audiences to traverse characters' lives as heartfelt voyages. The genuine emotions conveyed on screen are a testament to the actors' dedication, proving talent transcends stardom.

While the film is not without flaws, its unconventional approach may deter some viewers initially. However, those embracing its authenticity will be richly rewarded with a heartfelt cinematic experience.

In essence, "Pareshan" celebrates storytelling in its purest form. It reminds us that power lies in the narrative's sincerity rather than a star-studded cast. Breaking conventions, the film ventures into untested talent, leaving an indelible impression.

In conclusion, I would say Pareshan is a decent attempt.