D/O Parvathamma

I have time and again watched movies purely based on IMDB ratings without even reading the blurb or any review. This has resulted in me uncovering several hidden gems of cinematic excellence. And then comes experiences like what you get when you watch this movie based on suspiciously bloated IMDB ratings. I strongly suspect that this movie rating has been manipulated by the makers and everyone associated with it. Oh, this is a review of the movie and not about IMDb ratings; sorry. Here you go: crappy story, lousy screenplay, pathetic direction, decent acting and background music, and chaos, presented as an amateur whodunit mixed with perverted romance and inept attempt at comedy. There - my attempt at the movie synopsis is as bad as the movie itself! Or, is it not?

Very badly made film. Seeing the rating I watched but very disappointed. No proper flow nothing. Final twist is so fast lol. Not worth watching it.

Leading lady of this movie gets everything easily. She looks at a boy helping poor people that's it love happens, it's full of cliche. Even investigation, too easily she will get clues, too easily people talk, even school going kids can solve this murder and there was no need for a special investigation team. Except Sumalatha and Haripriya no one is in the role and zero acting, no strong supporting characters. Tests your patience.

Don't get cajoled by IMDB rating, the plot is too predictable. Even a kindergarten kid could infer the conclusion. The investigation and love of the protagonist overlaps very often and some how I felt this movie is Half-cooked. Could have turned it into a masterpiece just by skipping the love and marriage cliche in the plot.

Director doesn't actually know how he will present the story. By the way, the story is also very predictable. You always know what is going on. And just for the sake of extending the runtime director added heroines past story. A Doordarshan tele-series is much better than this. Please don't make such kind of movies. It's a disgrace to the cinema.