Hello Meera

A single character played entire total film its really can't believe and those hidden characters in the film i was awaited for the ending . Sometimes in practical situations it may happen so we have to face that and in that film meera did all the possibilites in every aspect . And the twist in the middle and the ending of the film in a smooth way they handle the entire film in an overnight.

Must watch movie for everyone to encourage new films like this the suspense and the way she dealed with her family,friends,cops every women should known and acting and perfermance and she dealed alone in the movie its a great affort and impacted on us.

The fantastic performance by Gargeyi makes us sit through this single-character experimental film. The background score is apt and elevated the required emotion. The dialogues are good even though they seemed to be melodramatic at times. The voices of all the other characters are good. Father's voice is extremely good. The cinematography is nice. In the limited resources available the cameraman has done a good job. The drone shots where Vijayawada city was explored (Prakasham barrage and the highway) have come out well. The direction by Srinivasu Kakarla is good and he successfully brings enough thrill to the narration. A must-watch for Audiences who like different films.

Just watched this movie and it was truly impressive! Great storytelling, strong performances, and emotional depth throughout. The pacing was just right, keeping me hooked from start to finish. The visuals and music added so much to the overall mood. It's one of those films that stays with you even after the credits roll. Highly recommended for anyone looking for something meaningful and engaging!

The film stood out not just for its emotional resonance but also for its well-crafted direction and writing. Each scene felt purposeful, drawing the viewer deeper into the story without ever feeling forced or exaggerated. The lead actor gave a standout performance, portraying a wide range of emotions with sincerity and depth. You could really feel the character's struggles, dreams, and triumphs, making it easy to connect and root for them throughout. Supporting characters were equally well-portrayed, adding depth and texture to the story. The cinematography was visually engaging, with shots that captured both intimate moments and broader thematic ideas beautifully. The background score was subtle but effective, often enhancing the mood without overshadowing the action on screen.

One of the most powerful aspects of the movie was its message - about perseverance, hope, and the power of never giving up. It didn't sugarcoat reality but instead presented challenges in a raw and relatable way. It reminded viewers that success often comes with a price, and that strength is not just about physical power, but about emotional endurance and the courage to keep going when everything seems to fall apart. This grounded portrayal made the film feel authentic and left a lasting impact.

The pacing was also well-balanced. While it didn't rush through important moments, it never dragged or lost momentum. It respected the audience's intelligence and allowed the story to unfold naturally. The dialogue felt real and carried weight, often delivering emotional punches without being melodramatic.

Overall, this movie offers more than just entertainment - it inspires reflection. It makes you think about your own life, your struggles, and what it means to chase a dream even when the odds are stacked against you. It's the kind of film that leaves a mark, one you'll probably recommend to others or revisit when you need a reminder of what determination looks like. Whether you're into dramas, biographies, or just want to watch something meaningful, this movie checks all the boxes. It's a testament to the strength of the human spirit and the bonds we hold dear.

Writing a script asking audience to watch a single female character in close up for 90 mimutes requires guts and imagination. We can concede the The writer succeeded. Only set used is a car. Can't say I was glued to the seat as much as the heroine is made to glue to her driver's seat, another matter the car mostly doesn't move.

I sat through the entire movie in just three sittings, which I could not even for high budget recent Nawazuddin starrers.

The girl is watchable, but needs to improve a lot in expressions. It means director needs to improve.

Script is good, considering the constraints. Dialogues are passable too, but they did a good job of conveying the imagery of a fairly long story, enabling the producer to make an Amazon-acceptable film may be with a total cost of less than a crore. Filmmakers note, it is possible to make a watchable movie with onetenth of the cost of an average film.

This movie goes on to prove that if you have a tight script, good dialogues and a great actress in Gargeyi Yellapragada, you do not really need a huge budget.

I wont give away much here but just say that the whole movie is run on one person, the amazing Gargeyi Yellapragada. Its on Amazon Prime and I highly urge you to go watch it.

The movie has a subtle message about love, patience, entrapment and how to deal when these situations arise.

The movie starts with Meera managing chores two days left for her wedding, she gets hit with a shocking discovery from the past, the rest of the move is about how this situation is resolved. Ts intense and you wont realise the time before the movie is over.