The last year of the 2010s has been another belter, loaded up with true to life surprises, permanent symbolism, profoundly emotive dramatizations, exciting new voices behind and before the camera. Exactly when you imagine that Tollywood has gotten unequipped for making anything besides worn-out retreads and money-spinning masala films, you look back on the year and think: Huh. So they can still surprise us after all.
Agent Sai Srinivasa Athreya
Naveen Polishetty makes a strong introduction as an independent hero and has potential. Agent SSA is a completely engaging and holding motion picture with a perfectly woven message. It has a solid story with a decent portion of amusingness and anticipation to keep you snared for two and half hours without the normal template of songs, dances, fights and a sentimental track. The story remains legit to its characters and keeps them genuine not at all like most movies where the hero actually battles his was out of circumstances. Realistic methodology and fascinating screenplay from Director Swaroop keeps the watchers locked in.
Brochevarevarura
Brochevarevarura is a crime satire which has a fabulous time and engaging thrills. The fun is created in a straightforward way and keeps you snared generally of the film. The lead cast execution will without a doubt win your hearts. The director Vivek Athreya, he takes an alternate route with his subsequent film and pleasantly portrays a seize satire with a ton of cleverness and rush.
Evaru
Adivi Sesh dazzles once more with his most recent thriller trip Evaru. The film is a suspenseful murder mystery that has a lot of jokes executed in a not too bad way. The film is a remake of Spanish Thriller ' The Invisible Guest' with little changes.Adivi Sesh has the talent of picking great edge of the seat thrillers and does also with Eavru as well. His presentation as the degenerate cop is amazing. The majority of all, Sesh is great in all the encounter scenes with Regina which are very gripping.
Mallesham
Mallesham is normal to the point that you get a vibe that things are occurring directly before you. The style of the Telangana culture is very genuine as there is no true to life freedom that has been taken to portray the problematic existence of handloom weavers. Mallesham is a biopic by R Raj which has basic and practical feelings. It is a fitting tribute to the legend Mallesham who put Telangana on to the India map. Priyadarsi's genuine exhibition and moving family feelings are enormous assets.
Jersey
Jersey is a film which has probably the best exhibitions as of late. Each character in the film is so very much authorized that you become overzealous with every one of the feelings all through the film. Nani gives his profession best execution as Arjun and channels you sincerely all through the film. Directed by Gautam Tinnanuri, Jersey is a sensible sports drama that moves you passionate. Practical portrayal, relatable characters, extraordinary exhibitions or more all, honest feelings will make your heart overwhelming. Right now, Shahid Kapoor is doing the remake of Jersey in Bollywood.
Oh! Baby
Oh! Baby is an endearing family drama that shakes your heart totally. The film is a remake of South Korean film 'Miss Granny'. Wonderful emotions, great comedy, family esteems and sentiment, this film has everything. The film has a decent network factor that everybody can identify with effectively. Samantha has increased her skills to another level with this film and she will most likely invite the crowds to the theatre with her profession best execution. Despite the fact that the film is a remake, the way in which Nandini Reddy has changed the film to the Telugu atmosphere is superb.
