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Gripping screenplay and narration. This film is touted to be Multi-Genre one with blend of Horror, Mystery, and Action episodes. The film is a village drama which has many goosebump scenes in both halves of the movie. Kalinga's first half builds suspense with terrific BGM and later turns intensive with good twists and turns by unfolding the each episode with gripping scenes.different movie and probably that's what is the best thing about it. I was thrilled by some of the scenes and it definetly used up a lot of my energy coming out through feelings of anticipation and extreme surprise at certain points,specially the climax which is truly unpredictable and quite enjoyable !

A Cinematic Experiment You'll Either Love or Hate" Ram Yogi Velgapudi's EVOL: A Love Story in Reverse is exactly what it claims to be-an experiment. And like most experiments, there's a chance it could fail. But here's the kicker: it doesn't. At least, not entirely.

The film's strength lies in its technical mastery. The camera work is slick, the editing precise, and the reverse storytelling is an interesting gimmick... for a while. You can tell that every shot, every scene, was meticulously crafted. Velgapudi clearly knows his way around a camera. The way he plays with light and shadow? It's gorgeous. You could watch the film on mute and still be impressed. The technical team deserves a standing ovation.

But here's the thing: if you strip away the pretty visuals and the reverse narrative trickery, what's left? Not much. The story, as far as I can tell, is supposed to be a deconstruction of love. But instead of feeling moved, I just felt... disoriented. The characters, despite their best efforts, are more like chess pieces in Velgapudi's grand game of "how many rules can I break before the audience gives up?"

And yet, there's something to be said for the sheer audacity of the project. Telugu cinema needs more films like this-films that aren't afraid to take risks. Velgapudi dares to do what most filmmakers wouldn't even consider: throwing every conventional rule of storytelling out the window. It's a bold move. But is bold enough?

Ultimately, EVOL is a film for cinephiles who love to dissect every frame, every choice, every unconventional beat. If you're one of those people, you'll probably walk out of the theater proclaiming Velgapudi a genius. If you're not, you'll walk out wondering what in the world you just watched.