Hidimbha Movie Review - A Tiresome Watch
In the year 2023, sixteen girls go missing in Hyderabad. Inspector Abhay (Ashwin Babu) calls in special officer Aadya (Nandita Swetha) from kerala to assist with the investigation. Abhay thinks a local mobster who controls a mafia is responsible for the frequent abductions. However, Aadya notices a pattern in the abductions: only ladies wearing red gowns have vanished. Further research reveals occurrences from the late 1990s and a father-son team.
Throughout a large portion of the movie, ashwin babu is kept in the background. Until the second half's conclusion of the flashbacks, his character appears to have no purpose. He behaves poorly and is muscular. Nandita swetha performs on par. She doesn't convey the kind of powerful feelings the movie required. She is partnered with her male co-star in this. While Shubaleka Sudakar portrays the Chief Minister, raghu kunche and Sanjay Swarup are portrayed as police officers. The squandered Srinivasa Reddy.
Cinematographer B Rajasekhar and music director Vikas Badisa don't provide anything deserving of the genre. The photography and music should be superb in a thriller with twists and gloomy themes. Both are absent from this movie. When it comes to handling the flashback in the second half, MR Varma's editing is a complete mess. The art direction by sharmila Yalisetty is uninspired. Almost no action scene passes muster. Real Sathish, Jashuva, and Aneel Kanneganti created the action choreography.
Overall, A Tiresome Thriller!
Throughout a large portion of the movie, ashwin babu is kept in the background. Until the second half's conclusion of the flashbacks, his character appears to have no purpose. He behaves poorly and is muscular. Nandita swetha performs on par. She doesn't convey the kind of powerful feelings the movie required. She is partnered with her male co-star in this. While Shubaleka Sudakar portrays the Chief Minister, raghu kunche and Sanjay Swarup are portrayed as police officers. The squandered Srinivasa Reddy.
Cinematographer B Rajasekhar and music director Vikas Badisa don't provide anything deserving of the genre. The photography and music should be superb in a thriller with twists and gloomy themes. Both are absent from this movie. When it comes to handling the flashback in the second half, MR Varma's editing is a complete mess. The art direction by sharmila Yalisetty is uninspired. Almost no action scene passes muster. Real Sathish, Jashuva, and Aneel Kanneganti created the action choreography.
Overall, A Tiresome Thriller!