Darling Telugu Movie Review - Falters Badly in Execution
The only goal Raghav (Priyadarshi), a travel agent, has in life is to marry a good girl and take her on a honeymoon to Paris. He makes an unsuccessful attempt at suicide, but Aanandi (Nabha Natesh) saves him. After getting married, Raghav quickly runs into a lot of issues. What issues are those? What is Aanandi's problem? Next, what does Raghav do? The rest of the tale is shaped by these queries.
Priyadarshi and nabha natesh are the two artists that are primarily featured in "Darling." priyadarshi gives his typical performance, which is good in most areas but might be far better in the moments where his character is in danger. "Darling" features a significant part for Nabha Natesh. She must meet high expectations from the role, particularly in the second part when she is required to act strangely.
She finds this section really difficult. The performance concerns are further exacerbated by the writing challenges. Nabha is somewhat fortunate to have Aanandi, a character that not many contemporary heroines get to play, but it expects too much of her, and regrettably, Nabha falls short. Nabha has uneven hair and cosmetics as well.
Vishnu Oi and D. krishna Teja portray the hero's pals, although their range is constrained by weak scripting. It's okay for ananya nagalla to play doctor Nandini given the parameters of her role. Playing the hero's father, muralidhar Goud gets a very little part. brahmanandam appears in just a few pictures. In his limited part, raghu babu gives an anticipated performance. As a Baba, Balagam venu is annoying; once more, the character is poorly constructed. Very little of the other characters is seen on screen.
We've previously talked about Aswin Raam's writing and directorial shortcomings. The dialogues by Sai hemanth occasionally succeed, but overall, they are a wasted chance. In several instances, vivek Sagar provides a passable background score, but the songs don't really enhance the action. Visuals by naresh Ramadurai work well given the movie's budget. pradeep E. Raghav did a mediocre job at editing; the movie seemed much too long. For a cast and movie like this, Primeshow Entertainment's production qualities are decent.
She finds this section really difficult. The performance concerns are further exacerbated by the writing challenges. Nabha is somewhat fortunate to have Aanandi, a character that not many contemporary heroines get to play, but it expects too much of her, and regrettably, Nabha falls short. Nabha has uneven hair and cosmetics as well.
Vishnu Oi and D. krishna Teja portray the hero's pals, although their range is constrained by weak scripting. It's okay for ananya nagalla to play doctor Nandini given the parameters of her role. Playing the hero's father, muralidhar Goud gets a very little part. brahmanandam appears in just a few pictures. In his limited part, raghu babu gives an anticipated performance. As a Baba, Balagam venu is annoying; once more, the character is poorly constructed. Very little of the other characters is seen on screen.
We've previously talked about Aswin Raam's writing and directorial shortcomings. The dialogues by Sai hemanth occasionally succeed, but overall, they are a wasted chance. In several instances, vivek Sagar provides a passable background score, but the songs don't really enhance the action. Visuals by naresh Ramadurai work well given the movie's budget. pradeep E. Raghav did a mediocre job at editing; the movie seemed much too long. For a cast and movie like this, Primeshow Entertainment's production qualities are decent.
Overall, Good in Paper, but Falters in Execution